The energy sector reform the UK needs
A New Statesman roundtable discussion at the Conservative Party conference convened key stakeholders on what change looks like.
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A New Statesman roundtable discussion at the Conservative Party conference convened key stakeholders on what change looks like.
If we are serious about jobs, investment and UK-powered decarbonisation, then we must back hydrogen.
The UK’s progress towards a renewable future has been derailed.
ByThis technology, vital for reaching net zero, is misunderstood.
ByThe Uxbridge by-election has triggered a debate on decarbonisation, but the only question should be how we move faster.
ByThe spectacular blooming, then rapid wilting, of Germany’s Greens is a warning for progressives everywhere.
ByWhy we need a new mission-driven politics to renew Britain and defeat the enemies of progress.
ByNew research argues the long-term solution to volatile fossil fuel prices requires public ownership of energy generators.
ByApprenticeships in sustainable energy can shape the future of the sector.
ByThe government’s large “working” majority has become dysfunctional.
ByThe superpower’s huge renewable energy programme is surging.
ByLiz Truss labels the opposition the “anti-growth coalition” but is trying to strangle one of the few private sector success…
ByAddressing climate change will force us to replace our energy system, and with it the foundation of modern civilisation.
BySimply moving to renewables does not guarantee “net zero”.
ByParts of solar panels are being produced by the forced labour of Uyghurs. The EU and the US are working…
ByAfrica should be wary of Europe’s sudden rush to diversify its oil and gas suppliers.
ByConsecutive Conservative governments have failed to support energy efficiency measures for the masses.
ByUK-based car companies are struggling with the electric revolution.
ByAs leaders congratulate themselves for shunning Russian oil, Saudi Aramco becomes the world’s most valuable company.
ByWhy the government should focus on renewable energy; not waste time with new oil and gas fields.
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