Energy policy, the cost of living and the countryside we stand to lose.
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BRITAIN CHOSE TARGETS OVER ENGINEERING AND OUR COUNTRYSIDE IS PAYING THE PRICE
Read the article →: BRITAIN CHOSE TARGETS OVER ENGINEERING AND OUR COUNTRYSIDE IS PAYING THE PRICEBritain built energy policy around climate targets while vital grid works lag behind. Why nuclear, gas, rooftop solar and an engineering-led alternative deserved better consideration.
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From Windmills to Steam Engines – Is Britain Celebrating Its Own Regression?
Read the article →: From Windmills to Steam Engines – Is Britain Celebrating Its Own Regression?Britain moved from windmills to steam, coal, electricity and North Sea gas — bringing reliable power and central heating to millions. Are we now celebrating an…
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Britain’s Energy Affordability Crisis: What Happened to Our Bills After 2013?
Read the article →: Britain’s Energy Affordability Crisis: What Happened to Our Bills After 2013?From the Climate Change Act, the Energy Act 2013 and renewable subsidies to network costs, standing charges and 7.63 million households facing high energy costs.
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Hope Moor: The Day People Stood on the Land and Said No
Read the article →: Hope Moor: The Day People Stood on the Land and Said NoThe gathering, the walk and the people who stood on Hope Moor with Lord Botham, Suzy Wilson and Alan Hinkes. Photographs from a day on the…
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GREED or Environment? What Hope Moor Stands to Lose
Read the article →: GREED or Environment? What Hope Moor Stands to LoseFollowing yesterday’s Hope Moor walk: Kype Muir shows the scale of 200-metre turbines, while Hope Moor’s own documents reveal foundations, crane pads and the peat and…
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MARY MANN STOOD UP. TODAY, HUNDREDS WALKED FOR HOPE MOOR.
Read the article →: MARY MANN STOOD UP. TODAY, HUNDREDS WALKED FOR HOPE MOOR.Hundreds joined Lord Ian Botham, Suzy Wilson and environmentalist Alan Hinkes OBE on Hope Moor. A walk in memory of Mary Elizabeth Mann, with photographs and…
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MARY MANN STOOD UP. NOW WE WALK WITH BOTHAM.
Read the article →: MARY MANN STOOD UP. NOW WE WALK WITH BOTHAM.I walk in memory of a courageous lady — Mary Elizabeth Mann. On Sunday 11 October, Sir Ian Botham joins campaigners on Barningham Moor. Her courage…
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DESNZ & NESO: YOUR FAILURES. OUR BILLS.
Read the article →: DESNZ & NESO: YOUR FAILURES. OUR BILLS.Ofgem warned Miliband in 2008. The NAO documents the planning failures in 2026. Proven excessive charges and market manipulation demand a public answer from DESNZ and…
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£258 BILLION — CCC AND DESNZ NEED A REALITY CHECK
Read the article →: £258 BILLION — CCC AND DESNZ NEED A REALITY CHECKTwenty million heat-pump installations at the published median benchmark imply £258 billion gross. What will households pay, which networks need upgrading, and what timetable can actually…
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🚨 THEY SET THE TARGETS. YOU GET THE BILL.
Read the article →: 🚨 THEY SET THE TARGETS. YOU GET THE BILL.The Climate Change Committee recommends. Ministers decide. Parliament makes the targets law. The public deserves to know what the programme will cost — and who pays.…
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The Climate Change Committee’s magic money tree
Read the article →: The Climate Change Committee’s magic money treeThe CCC recommended a transformation of cars, heating, farming and energy. Miliband accepted its target while the detailed delivery plan was still to follow. We pay…
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£300 BILLION INVESTED. A TRILLION-POUND NET ZERO PLAN. THE £4 BILLION GRID TIMING RISK.
Read the article →: £300 BILLION INVESTED. A TRILLION-POUND NET ZERO PLAN. THE £4 BILLION GRID TIMING RISK.Critical 2030 grid links still have 2031 programmes. Our matched NESO calculations identify £3.74–£4.22bn of additional constraint-cost exposure in 2030. Reported historical investment, the capital plan…












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