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Some initial responses to the Autumn Statement

Posted on by Richard Flockemann — No Comments ↓

On Thursday 17 November 2022, Jeremy Hunt, the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, made his anxiously awaited autumn statement. In doing so, he announced a number of energy-related polices for the United Kingdom, including green-lighting the Sizewell C Nuclear power plant,…

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Short-sighted Tory energy policies could undo years of effort

Posted on by Noam Bergman — No Comments ↓

A re-blog of a post in The Conversation by CIED‘s Noam Bergman, Lee Stapleton and Mari Martiskainen The new Conservative government is letting slip its commitments to renewable energy and climate change mitigation. The bad decisions keep coming, and don’t add up to a…

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The end of onshore wind subsidies: what now for ‘secure, affordable and low-carbon’ electricity?

Posted on by Emily Cox — No Comments ↓

On Thursday, the government announced that it would be ending subsidies for onshore wind under the Renewables Obligation a year earlier than planned, in April 2016. There are also plans to give local communities a veto over new wind farms,…

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