The Rights and Wrongs of the Tony Blair Institute’s New Report

They are certainly right about the need for an energy strategy reset…

Posted on 28 Feb 26 by JitIn energy, Industry, Miliband, National Grid, Net Zero, renewables6 Minutes Read

Offshore Wind and Free Cash

Ever wonder where your money is going?

Posted on 24 Jan 26 by JitIn Energy bills, Net Zero, renewables, wind power3 Minutes Read

Net Zero Policy & UK Government Failings – A Rap Sheet’s First Charge

A guest post by John Cullen

Posted on 03 Nov 25 by ScepticusIn alarmism, energy, Net Zero, politics, renewables, scepticism, Uncategorized10 Minutes Read

Electrify everything?

Or: switch off at the mains?

Posted on 18 Oct 25 by JitIn energy, Energy bills, National Grid, Net Zero, renewables3 Minutes Read

The Bill Gets Bigger

… and the song remains the same

Posted on 24 Aug 24 by JitIn BBC, climate change, Energy bills, Net Zero, Ofgem, renewables, satire, The CCC5 Minutes Read

Ars Upwards

How to prove that intermittent energy beats dispatchable energy

Posted on 01 Jun 24 by JitIn energy, Net Zero, renewables, Solar power, Uncategorized, wind power5 Minutes Read

‘Smart’ Energy National Grid Goes Full Retard

Posted on 10 Dec 1903 Jan 20 by Jaime JessopIn renewables, Uncategorized4 Minutes Read

Climate Change – The Lies, Propaganda, Misinformation, Disinformation and Emotional Blackmail. Part IV

Posted on 26 Apr 1915 May 19 by Jaime JessopIn renewables, Uncategorized7 Minutes Read

100% renewables claim debunked

Posted on 20 Jun 1720 Jun 17 by Paul MatthewsIn Uncategorized2 Minutes Read

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