Like autumn follows summer
Some things are inevitable and always easy to predict: eg autumn always follows summer or new nuclear power always require extra money. What is astonishing this time around is that the UK Government chose...
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The Exeter Energy Policy Group blog is an initiative to bring together current students, staff alumni and associates of the Energy Policy Group at the University of Exeter. Its aim is to contribute to the ongoing debate on UK and international energy policy by highlighting recent work, thoughts and occasional rants from this growing network of academics, industry insiders and policy developers.
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