A short-blog article produced for Western Power Distribution as part of my role working with them to develop a business plan which reflects the strategic interests of their customers.
A blog post for the ENA, arguing for a stronger role for cities in the UK energy system.
Markets need customers to work efficiently. The market for local energy infrastructure is critical to the future economic prosperity of the UK and there are currently no meaningful customers to make this market work. This needs to change.
What are EIZs, where did the concept originate, and why might they offer a low-risk pathway to UK energy system transition?
A left-field analysis of why and how the way we run electricity markets in the UK needs to change
There is a missing participant in UK energy markets. We need strong customers with a strategic perspective to ensure competitive markets work efficiently.
Unintended consequences of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) – the UK Government’s flagship policy to address fuel poverty – mean it needs urgent reform. Responding to …
