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Does the energy transition also mean greater energy security for individual countries? Recently, Ember Energy have argued that the answer is yes. One part of their ‘electro-tech’ thesis is the argument that countries should feel very comfor...
What is energy security? What does it mean to have ‘homegrown energy’? How self-sufficient is the British energy system? Are things better or worse than they used to be?
Most answers to these questions focus on the import and export of fue...
‘DECLINE IS A CHOICE’. That is the neat phrase that has been going around for at least a year now. But according to one of the modern classics in economics, if decline is a choice, it is a particularly invidious one.
In 1982 the American e...
In a recent article the economist Tyler Cowen brushed off concerns of an AI bubble, and argued that the trillions of dollars flowing into the sector was ‘proof that the U.S. economy can reinvent itself at unprecedented speed’. In an extreme...
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Publicly owned municipal electricity firms were 37% more efficient than their private sector equivalents.
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In Britain the clamour for economic growth has reached fever pitch. One of the most...
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