Election Energy
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | electionenergy.substack.com |
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EE#25 Five questions on Farming Protests
A few weeks ago I touched on farming protests sweeping Europe and their potential to spill over into the UK. While Farmers torched Place Lux in Brussels, a group of tractors also appeared on Parliament Square, nominally to kick off about tr...
EE#24 Political priorities are undermining climate
We are governed by politicians, not by technocrats. Policy is always going to serve political aims. But at the moment the Government’s political aim is not to further the Conservatives’ electoral prospects but to make life as hard as possib...
EE#23 From big C to shining little c
Policy in opposition aims to create a dividing line, show your party’s values, and attract votes. It needs to be a credible solution to a problem voters care about and stand up to attack in Westminster. But as you get closer to being in gov...
EE#22 Private finance to the rescue
Budget is the optimal word. As Jeremy Hunt and Rachel Reeves like to remind us, there is not much money around. Now, fiscal constraints come from political decisions rather than immovable economic ones, but as neither economic nor public op...
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