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The UK’s Net Zero Policy

The UK’s Net Zero Policy

Unachievable Disastrous Pointless

Posted on 21 May 2322 May 23 by Robin GuenierIn climate change, energy, Net Zero, politics, renewables, Stats2 Minutes Read

Gridlock

Gridlock

A revealing interview

Posted on 16 May 23 by Mark HodgsonIn BBC, energy, media, National Grid, Net Zero, renewables, Stats, Uncategorized5 Minutes Read

Just No Justice

Just No Justice

Compare and contrast

Posted on 26 Apr 23 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, politics, Protests, Protests, renewables, Silly Season4 Minutes Read

Burning Ember

Burning Ember

What the BBC report didn’t mention

Posted on 16 Apr 23 by Mark HodgsonIn Africa, BBC, Biomass, climate change, energy, History, media, Net Zero, politics, propaganda, renewables, Solar power, Stats, Uncategorized, wind power11 Minutes Read

Falling Apart At The Seams

Falling Apart At The Seams

The failure of UK infrastructure plans

Posted on 09 Apr 23 by Mark HodgsonIn climate change, Conservation, energy, Net Zero, politics, renewables, smart meters, Stats, Uncategorized13 Minutes Read

Podcast Report: Peak Shale

Podcast Report: Peak Shale

Posted on 28 Mar 23 by Mike DombroskiIn energy, renewables, Uncategorized2 Minutes Read

Throw Caution to the Wind

Throw Caution to the Wind

Sign up now

Posted on 18 Mar 23 by Mark HodgsonIn energy, Energy bills, politics, propaganda, renewables, wind power4 Minutes Read

A Fresh Start

A Fresh Start

The UK’s biggest climate problem

Posted on 13 Mar 2323 Mar 23 by Robin GuenierIn climate change, energy, Net Zero, politics, renewables2 Minutes Read

Wood Turning

Wood Turning

The future is the past

Posted on 12 Mar 23 by Mark HodgsonIn Conservation, Ecology, energy, Environmentalism, media, Net Zero, renewables, Silly Season, wind power4 Minutes Read

The Impossible Dream

The Impossible Dream

An inevitable nightmare

Posted on 06 Mar 23 by Mark HodgsonIn Net Zero, politics, renewables, Stats14 Minutes Read

Faith, Hope and Batteries

Faith, Hope and Batteries

But the greatest of these is faith, because batteries – and other storage “solutions” – don’t yet work at scale

Posted on 23 Feb 2324 Feb 23 by Mark HodgsonIn energy, Net Zero, Net Zero, politics, renewables, Uncategorized, wind power15 Minutes Read

Blown Away

Blown Away

On a wind and a prayer

Posted on 17 Feb 23 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, climate change, Conservation, Ecology, energy, Environmentalism, Net Zero, politics, propaganda, renewables, Uncategorized, wind power21 Minutes Read

Payback Time

Payback Time

Please show your working out

Posted on 12 Feb 23 by Mark HodgsonIn Ecology, energy, history, Journalism, media, Net Zero, propaganda, renewables, science, Stats, Uncategorized, wind power12 Minutes Read

Solar Fantasies at the BBC

Solar Fantasies at the BBC

If it sinks, we can always walk away whistling with our hands jammed in our trouser pockets

Posted on 10 Jan 23 by JitIn BBC, energy, Net Zero, renewables, Solar power3 Minutes Read

Rare Earth

Rare Earth

There are many issues relating to the acquisition of critical minerals required for net zero

Posted on 24 Dec 22 by Mark HodgsonIn Electric vehicles, Environmentalism, Net Zero, politics, renewables, Uncategorized7 Minutes Read

Why Renewable Energy Is Hitting The Buffers

Why Renewable Energy Is Hitting The Buffers

Shock Guardian exposé of “green” energy’s failures

Posted on 15 Nov 22 by Mark HodgsonIn energy, Energy bills, Guardian, Journalism, media, politics, renewables, satire, Uncategorized, wind power4 Minutes Read

Still Crazy After All These Years

Still Crazy After All These Years

The talking goes on, and on, and on…

Posted on 19 Oct 22 by Mark HodgsonIn Ecology, energy, Energy bills, Environmentalism, Net Zero, politics, renewables, science, Uncategorized, wind power7 Minutes Read

Let Them Burn Wood

Let Them Burn Wood

The Law of Unintended Consequences

Posted on 15 Oct 22 by Mark HodgsonIn Biomass, Conservation, Ecology, energy, Environmentalism, Greta, Net Zero, politics, Pollution, renewables, Stats, Uncategorized, wind power4 Minutes Read

The Lies Have It

The Lies Have It

Repeating misinformation doesn’t make it true (but it makes it more likely to be believed)

Posted on 12 Oct 22 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, energy, Energy bills, media, politics, renewables, Stats, Uncategorized, wind power6 Minutes Read

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