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On the ‘deep state’ hypothesis – Phil Johnstone and Andy Stirling react to critique

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Recently Jessica Jewell from the POLET network offered a critical response to the hypothesis explained in a previous blog post by Andy Stirling and me about the links between civil and military nuclear power in the UK. Our hypothesis is…

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CIED gives evidence to the ECC on Home Energy Efficiency and demand reduction

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I recently gave oral evidence, on behalf of the Centre on Innovation and Energy Demand, to the House of Commons’ Energy and Climate Change Committee responding to the inquiry into home energy efficiency and demand reduction. This was based on…

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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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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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Stimulating innovation in renewable energy technologies: reflections on the German experience

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Amber Rudd, the UK’s Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, in last week’s speech on a new direction for UK energy policy, had a welcome section on the importance of innovation. However, it was also slightly inconsistent. Rudd…

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