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Limits to growth or opportunities for prosperity?

Posted on by Jack Miller — 2 Comments ↓

Last week, in a hot and crowded room deep within the Houses of Parliament, myself and fellow researchers from The Sussex Energy Group (SEG) and The Centre on Innovation and Energy Demand attended the launch event of the All-Party Parliamentary…

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Intermediary actors in low energy transitions

Posted on by Paula Kivimaa — No Comments ↓

Intermediary actors can be crucial for bringing about low energy transitions. This blog explores what they are and provides some key insights about intermediaries in low energy transitions. It has long been recognised that changing the way we produce and use…

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Posted in CIED, Community Energy, energy efficiency, Housing, Sussex and local

What would Brexit mean for UK energy efficiency policy?

Posted on by Jan Rosenow — No Comments ↓

Only 10 weeks and UK voters will make the most profound decision of this decade – will Britain stay or leave the European Union? There have been numerous analyses of what the implications of a so-called Brexit might be. Those…

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Britain is sending a huge nuclear waste consignment to America – why?

Posted on by Gordon MacKerron — 2 Comments ↓

A very unusual exchange is about to take place over the Atlantic. The UK is sending some 700kg of highly enriched uranium to be disposed of in the US, the largest amount that has ever been moved out of the…

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Budget 2016: Stakeholders await crucial policy clarity

Posted on by Emily Cox — No Comments ↓

“What do we want? Clarity over the Levy Control Framework! When do we want it? In the Budget would have been nice…” On Wednesday, the Chancellor unveiled his 2016 Budget. Reports have unsurprisingly focused on the sugar tax (which some…

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