Category: Energy policy

The Severe Winter of 2012-13: 4th Coldest in 5 Years Shock!

I’m sure it would be possible to spend all one’s spare time on a blog devoted solely to exposing exaggerations

I noted yesterday that the UK’s expensive feed-in tariff (FIT) is not structured to support the development of the highly

Regular readers will be well aware of my long-standing scepticism as to the value of a policy of generous Feed-in

I’ve started, so I’ll finish. My previous post on the topic of the UK’s expensive feed-in tariffs (FITs) for solar

I like a good paradox, but, being also somewhat pedantic, I reluctantly have to class aspects of the UK’s FIT

As I mentioned yesterday, I responded a week or so ago to DECC’s “fast-track” consultation on feed-in tariffs. In fact,

I’ve been looking at energy policy in somewhat more depth than usual over the last week or so. I responded

I once asked a careers adviser about the possibilities of becoming a journalist. I was told it was a difficult

Deepak Rughani from Biofuelwatch was the star of a Campaign Against Climate Change conference last Saturday on the theme Zero

There was an informative article about FITs for solar PV by Leo Hickman in today’s G2. It turns out –