Dr Daniel Poulter MP: Why Conservatives should support the Clean Energy Switch
The campaign doesn’t demand government or regulators to do something to solve this problem. Instead, it takes a free market approach.
The campaign doesn’t demand government or regulators to do something to solve this problem. Instead, it takes a free market approach.
He has the experience at managing major projects which the sector so desperately needs.
Imposing an obligation on suppliers and shippers to hold a certain proportion of their gas in store ahead of every winter would be the most cost-effective solution.
A distinct, centre-right approach to green issues is an overdue addition to the Conservative arsenal, but the Energy Secretary has made a start.
The current ownership structure of cars is inefficient, because in most cases, most of the time, they just sit there taking up space.
When it comes to nuclear engineering, the curate’s egg is not an appropriate paradigm.
The Government should recognise the critical role of natural gas in the drive to deliver both lower carbon emissions and lower energy bills.
Russian President has trapped himself in a self-destructive spiral of nationalist rhetoric, economic self-harm and military aggression.
The previous government tended to over-promise and under-deliver on matters like restricting new turbines. With the Liberal Democrats out, will that change?
The current entrepreneurial spirit and endeavour are the strongest I have experienced in my career.
We need devolution for England’s counties as well as its cities – and that can’t simply be imposed from the centre.
The new Energy and Climate Change Secretary epitomises the belief of the Cameroons that they can dominate politics for many years to come.
What if solar panel owners could store their electricity for later use?
People and communities won’t support the extraction of shale unless they believe they will gain a share in the proceeds.
Fortunately, the transition to cleaner energy sources is now the province of action, not talk.