1 min read • Energy, Utilities & Resources
Keep the coal fires burning a bit longer, says energy analyst
Following acting Editor Andrew Charlesworth’s interview with Nick White regarding the constulancy’s “Realigning UK Energy Policy” paper drawn up in parallel with DECC’s energy review announcement, this article discusses how ADL takes the UK government to task for fixating on wind energy and how Britain should renegotiate its commitment to close old coal- and oil-fired stations by 2015 to successfully decarbonise without too much of a heavy increase in costs to consumers and businesses
1 min read • Energy, Utilities & Resources
Keep the coal fires burning a bit longer, says energy analyst
Following acting Editor Andrew Charlesworth’s interview with Nick White regarding the constulancy’s “Realigning UK Energy Policy” paper drawn up in parallel with DECC’s energy review announcement, this article discusses how ADL takes the UK government to task for fixating on wind energy and how Britain should renegotiate its commitment to close old coal- and oil-fired stations by 2015 to successfully decarbonise without too much of a heavy increase in costs to consumers and businesses
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