Blog posts with the tag: "Energy Bill"
Monday 30 September 2013
Improving energy efficiency suffers from being “worthy” and one of those things we should do for our own good, as well as being desperately dull to most people. We pass regulations to enforce efficiency standards and we put complex regulatory schemes in place to make companies, and individuals, do things they don’t do without the…
Tuesday 19 February 2013
OFGEM (the energy regulator) is getting a lot of press today as once again it has highlighted the impending power crunch as the ‘supply margin’, the excess of available electricity supply over peak demand, continues to fall as large coal fired power plants come off-line due to the EU Large Combustion Plant Directive and older…
Tuesday 5 February 2013
Every effective energy efficiency programme needs support from the top and at today’s launch of the “Energy Efficiency Mission” hosted by Greg Barker we certainly got top level support direct from the Prime Minister David Cameron. This marks a significant step forward for the energy efficiency agenda and has to be welcomed, whatever the cynicism about any government’s ability…
Dr Steven Fawkes
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