Energy Policy

By Nigel Keohane; Scott Corfe

This report examines the ‘poverty premium’ in energy – a phenomenon where those living below the poverty line pay more…

By Matthew Rooney

Small modular nuclear reactors could be a crucial technology in the drive to decarbonise our energy system, according to Small…

By Various Authors

The British economy is at a critical juncture. Its future success depends on overcoming two major, interrelated problems – long-term…

By Max Wind-Cowie

On the 10th November 2017, ResPublica launched the report Expanding Horizons: The Role for New Nuclear in the UK’s Energy…

By Tony Lodge; Daniel Mahoney

Britain’s energy strategy, as set out by the Government, is to replace its old coal fired and nuclear power stations…

By Scott Corfe; Nicole Gicheva

The UK’s economic status quo is at a critical juncture. Faith in a largely “free market” settlement is increasingly in…

By Joshua Burke

The Government should establish a new Energy Efficiency Delivery Unit and Energy Performance Certificates should be linked to business rates…

By Sir Philip Lowe

Brexit means the UK faces some hard choices between economics and sovereignty with regard to its future energy policy. Splitting…

By Joshua Emden; Hywel Lloyd

Energy prices are once again in the news, with manifesto commitments and potential government action being considered as some energy…

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