Centre for Policy Studies
Experts have highlighted that energy bills for many individuals will stay significantly higher – about 80% more than two years ago
The energy price cap, meant to help consumers, is driving up prices and stifling competition, according to a new study
Thousands of people could still face fuel poverty even after the implementation of a freeze on energy bills, according to a report
Britain is importing an “increasing amount” of electricity from continental Europe which is putting its supply at risk. A new report projects the UK will receive 67TWh of power from interconnectors by 2030 – a 10-fold increase in the projection made five years ago. In the 12 months to March this year, the UK imported […]
The Government’s controversial carbon price floor is responsible for the issues facing the nuclear industry. This is according to energy analyst Tony Lodge, who predicted back in January the carbon tax would not incentivise new nuclear build. The Centre for Policy Studies Research Fellow warned the carbon price floor should be re-examined as it only […]
One third of all households in the UK will be in fuel poverty by 2030 unless the Government acts to encourage new nuclear. This is according to the think tank the Centre for Policy Studies, whose new report ‘The Atomic Clock: How the Coalition is gambling with Britain’s energy policy’,has criticised the increased costs of […]