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COVID-19 Recovery, Climate Impacts, And Co-Benefits: Stimulus Policies That Can Multi-Solve

Energy Innovation

In April, daily emissions fell by as much as 17 percent , and total 2020 emissions may be 7-11 percent lower than 2019 (as projected by the Energy Policy Simulator , and a new opinion piece in Nature by Hanna et al., Figure 2 Mean survey results of recovery policy archetypes (2008-2020) aggregated using relativity-adjusted scores.

Policy 59
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Investigation into Texas freeze highlights natural gas failures, frequency of cold weather events

Renewable Energy World

Jeff Dennis, managing director and general counsel for the Advanced Energy Economy association, provided a live tweet summary of FERC/NERC's presentation of the report, noting FERC Chair Richard Glick's opposition to political rhetoric that renewables were the source of the problems. — Jeff Dennis (@EnergyLawJeff) September 23, 2021.

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Climate Sceptic Goes Unchallenged on BBC’s Today Programme

DeSmogBlog

Porter’s blog repeatedly cites the work of the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF), the UK’s main climate science denial group. The claim plays on the idea, often promoted by opponents of climate action, that renewable energy from wind and solar power is unreliable.

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'British power to the British people': Keir Starmer unveils plans for publicly-owned clean energy company

Business Green

Dubbed Great British Energy, the new venture would enable British people to profit from the nation's clean energy resources, he said, stressing that state-backed energy companies from France, China, and Sweden were all currently profiting from wind and nuclear power generated in Britain. British power to the British people.".

Energy 69
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Labour conference: Party promises to spend £28bn a year on tackling climate crisis, scrap business rates and boost green steel

Business Green

Greenpeace UK welcomed Labour's ambitious spending pledge, with Rebecca Newsom, head of politics, noting that the shadow chancellor's speech "hits the right mark". Reeves called on Chancellor Rishi Sunak to match the ambitious investment commitment in the Treasury's upcoming Spending Review.

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Comment: Europe’s struggle to understand energy economics

Envirotec Magazine

On behalf of environmental group RePlanet, energy specialist Joris van Dorp offers a deep analysis of the key messages in Europe’s policy. Since these issues are so important, it’s worthwhile addressing some of the key messages of this historic speech, as these will serve as the basis for EU policy in the years ahead.

Energy 147
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Energy Security Strategy: Government promises 'major acceleration of homegrown power'

Business Green

Ed Matthew, campaigns director at think tank E3G, said the government "had prioritised policies that will keep us dependent on high cost fossil fuels and nuclear power". Johnson seems easily distracted from the straightforward solutions, while Sunak appears to be an active block. Does Sunak not get it, or does he not care?