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PROFESSOR STEPHEN HAWKING WARNED US. NOW FOLLOW THE POWER.
Read the article →: PROFESSOR STEPHEN HAWKING WARNED US. NOW FOLLOW THE POWER.The Government promises AI growth and sovereignty. HOPE examines the long-term bills, changing consumer protections, drought risks and land rights—and the public bargain that must be…
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THE CONCRETE REALITY OF WIND FARMS: WHAT SANQUHAR II REVEALS ABOUT HOPE MOOR, CALDERDALE AND SCOUT MOOR
Read the article →: THE CONCRETE REALITY OF WIND FARMS: WHAT SANQUHAR II REVEALS ABOUT HOPE MOOR, CALDERDALE AND SCOUT MOORNew Sanquhar II construction photographs reveal the scale of turbine foundations, cranes and roads. We compare the engineering with Hope Moor, Calderdale Energy Park and Scout…
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BURNING WOOD, PENALISING GAS
Read the article →: BURNING WOOD, PENALISING GASBritain subsidises burning wood while gas stations pay carbon charges. Our illustrative comparison shows why chimney emissions, public support and the full carbon balance deserve a…
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THE AI POWER GRAB — WHO GETS THE CHEAP ELECTRICITY?
Read the article →: THE AI POWER GRAB — WHO GETS THE CHEAP ELECTRICITY?The data giants want cheap electricity. Britain deserves to see the full bill. From Amazon’s wind deals to Devon, Scotland, Cottam and Tyneside, who supplies dependable…
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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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