Drax biomass plant, Yorkshire.Coatsey Raffaella Ocone, Heriot-Watt University The UK’s efforts to develop facilities to remove carbon emissions from power stations took a step forward with news of a demonstrator project getting underway at the […]
This talk at the European Central Bank covers the failure of economic theorists of all persuasions, not only Neoclassical, to properly incorporate energy into their models of production, and the failure of Neoclassical economists to […]
The global gas industry’s prospects will suffer from the Pyrenees pipeline veto imposed by regulators, say opponents of fossil fuel. Paul Brown, a founding editor of Climate News Network, is a former environment correspondent of […]
A Green New Deal is becoming increasingly relevant and necessary. In this article David Powell looks at the lessons from the last 10 years in Britain – and challenges for the next. Most of this […]
Richard Black is Director of the Energy 6 Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) Cross-posted from the ECIU Blog Separated at their closest by only the breadth of a Schengen Agreement border, remarkably similar in standard of […]
As atomic energy gets ever more difficult to afford and renewables become steadily cheaper, a nuclear sunset awaits plans for new plants. Paul Brown, a founding editor of Climate News Network, is a former environment […]
Christian Mueller / shutterstock Chris Smith, University of Leeds Despite some positive climate action, new fossil fuel infrastructure is still being built and deployed. Dozens of new coal power plants are currently planned or under […]
The hysteria around Brexit has distracted from a more important change taking place in Britain with significant repercussions for the whole of Europe: a major political party, Labour, has developed the most ambitious political policy […]
Book review by Mathew D. Rose It takes courage these days to write a book critical of the EU, especially from a leftist perspective: to do so in Austria even more so. Austria, like Germany, […]
Richard Murphy puts us politically back on track for 2019. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and tax evasion, as […]
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