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EE#2.3 Beware of false profits
Andy Burnham wants public control of energy to lower cost to consumers. The current government wants energy companies to put more of their own resource into lowering bills.
Energy isn’t a sector, it’s a system. Anyone talking about nationa...
EE 2.2 Consious Uncoupling
Last Thursday SSE, RWE and several others had millions wiped off their share price. The chancellor had made a comment on breaking the link between gas and electricity prices. The market not knowing what this meant priced a bad outcome.
Thu...
EE#2.1 Costs, Carney and Petrol Profits
The Labour government has been criticised for hauling petrol station bosses into Number 10 for a stern talking-to about profiteering. The argument goes: by talking tough to business, ministers are drawing more attention to rising prices and...
EE#2.0 A transition in crisis
When a global energy shock hits a mid-sized, open economy like ours - hidden problems show-up. One of the first signs that Trump’s invasion hurts UK households was the rising bills in 5% of households with oil boilers. A small group, mostly...
EE#36 Hell Yeh I Trust Enuff
Around the world, voters have had enough with their governments. 2024 saw nearly every incumbent get a kicking, with electorates losing faith in policy, politicians and their political systems. Biden’s loss especially highlighted a mismatch...
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