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South Africa’s electricity crisis and the future of supply

Posted on by Lucy Baker — 1 Comment ↓

During his ‘State of the Nation address’ last week South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma promised to do “everything we can” to resolve the country’s energy challenge, including: to develop a large nuclear fleet; construct yet more coal-fired power plants; import…

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Response to Paterson’s unremarkable and nonsensical speech

Posted on by Gordon MacKerron — 25 Comments ↓

Owen Paterson, the UK’s former Secretary of State for the Environment – and now scourge of environmentalists – made the most extraordinary speech a few days ago on climate change and energy policy[1].  The speech was a rare combination of…

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Technological Absenteeism and energy futures

Posted on by Cian O-Donovan — No Comments ↓

In Europe, taking on climate change involves backing a good number. 20% emissions cuts by 2020. 20% efficiency savings. 20% of whatever you’re having yourself and if all goes well by next year it will be 40% by 2050. 100%…

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Comments on a seminar titled: “Theorising an instrument for a ‘Low Carbon Bretton Woods’”

Posted on by Michele Stua — No Comments ↓

Officially launched during a SPRU seminar titled “Theorising an instrument for a ‘Low Carbon Bretton Woods’”, held on Friday 2nd of May, an innovative idea focusing on climate change-related international policies and carbon markets has recently raised interest and debate…

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Statistics with stories – the making of a policy brief?

Posted on by Nicolette Fox — No Comments ↓

It feels like it has been raining non-stop for weeks, even though I can now look outside and see some blue sky amongst the clouds. Certainly for those vulnerable communities across the country there is currently no silver  lining as…

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