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“Energy security is not all about building big legacy projects”: notes from a Select Committee enquiry

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Emily Cox, Sussex Energy Group As seems more and more the case in recent years, energy security is top of everyone’s agenda, probably at least in part due to recent reporting of increased risk of the lights going out this…

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Posted in All Posts, Community Energy, nuclear, policy, renewables

Stimulating ‘creative destruction’ to transform how we use energy

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By Paula Kivimaa & Florian Kern, Centre on Innovation and Energy Demand, SPRU Given the urgency of climate change, it is unfortunate that the recent ‘reset’ of UK energy policy missed a big opportunity. That is to take a more…

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Whither energy policy: Is the government getting the worst of two worlds?

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Gordon Mackerron, Claire Carter and Florian Kern of Sussex Energy Group, SPRU, University of Sussex What do the pre-Spending Review announcements from DECC –  and the Review itself – mean for UK energy and climate change policy?  The upfront statement that energy…

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SEG responds to Government inquiry into the future of the UK electricity infrastructure

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Dr Ralitsa Hiteva has written a blog about the recently submitted SEG Response to the Energy and Climate Change Committee’s inquiry into the future of the UK electricity infrastructure.  In November 2015, the Sussex Energy Group submitted written evidence to the Energy and…

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Has the Spending Review delivered a coherent approach to energy innovation? – Jim Watson writes for UKERC

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In his new blog for UKERC, Jim Watson reacts to the energy policy implications of the UK Government Spending Review. One of the prominent themes of the review is the need for innovation in energy technologies and systems, which has…

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