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The Feed-in Tariff and solar: when is big too small?
As both a homeowner and small business owner, I know I don’t want to see my energy bills go up without benefiting from the solar ‘gold rush’ we’ve all been hearing so much about. But as a journalist...
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Budget 2011: was this a budget for green growth?
Whilst events in the Middle East and Japan meant last week’s Budget was never going to stay on the front pages for long, the publication of another set of poor macro-economic indicators – the Office of...
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Green economy: will the Government roadmap deliver certainty?
Roadmap to a green economy The forthcoming publication of a ‘roadmap to a green economy’ offers Government the chance to give the business community what it has been craving for so long – certainty;...
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Osborne’s £5bn infrastructure plan, but where’s the plan for green growth?
George Osborne has hardly been displaying his green credentials lately, but yesterday, during his autumn statement, he reminded us all that he was the Chancellor who funded the first ever Green...
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Do we need an Energy Policy Committee?
The Government has talked itself into an ideological corner over energy supply policy. It’s time to let go of the false idol of a ‘perfect market’ and make some hard decisions based on empirical facts....
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Budget: the Chancellor’s money myopia has failed those who seek to build a...
Modern money is supposed to free us as individuals to make choices without compromise. With money as the universally accepted arbiter of value, anyone and anything can be purchased. Freed from moral...
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