Energy Policy Group
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The Energy Policy Group focuses on evidence based research with direct policy relevance, on sustainable transformation of the UK’s energy sector
We’re facing the second fossil fuel shock in less than 5 years. Events far away are once again impacting families and businesses here at home. We can’t go on leaving our country so exposed. The solution lies in clean homegrown power we control. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
Wear the outfit on the right in the upper echelons of corporate life/politics and people will often assume you’re there to pour the coffee.
Quick thoughts on this mornings zonal announcement… big question is what’s the plan to get costs down. It’s urgent and families and businesses need costs to fall.
I love that @OctoEnergy and @g__j are pulling the data on this and making it publicly visible! Thank you! This needs fixing asap!
And this is the full set of linked frameworks: institutions; market design; local authorities; local /national system operation from Getting energy governance right: https//projects.exeter.ac.uk/igov. Thanks @jbuckland13 @heatpolicyrich @jessbritton11
It would be very interesting to see if the famed efficiency of KEPCO can match the might of the British state’s capacity to make things harder than they ought to be
A grotesque example of how the energy system screws consumers Worse, our bureaucratic overlords eviscerated the Demand Flexibility Service which could have reduced this. Even the rump service paid consumers 5 times less per kWh than these gas giants theguardian.com/business/2025/…
Reform of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) has been needed for some time. Today they focus solely on the energy cost p/square metre when what we need is something that reflects the more rounded policy aims for energy use in buildings. But there is a problem 👇
Cool job klaxon 📢 Come work with us @RegAssistProj! We have a new role advertised for someone to work on gas regulation in the context of the energy transition. raponline.org/who-we-are/car…
