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Climate and Energy Futures

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Climate and Energy Futures

The overarching aim of this theme is the need to develop the infrastructure necessary to secure a low carbon future for the UK.

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Electricity Market Reform

Green Alliance has been closely engaged with government, business and NGOs on the Electricity Market Reform consultation.

Go to our EMR resource page

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Avoiding gas lock-in

Our latest briefing shows that a second dash for gas would not be in the UK’s long-term interest as it will raise the cost of meeting the nation’s carbon budgets.

Read or download the briefing

 
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Carbon Capture and Storage

Our ambition is to secure the action necessary to successfully deliver a CCS programme for both pre and post-combustion technologies.

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Low Carbon Heat

Heat accounts for nearly half of UK carbon emissions yet is often overlooked. Green Alliance has been working to bring attention for the need for a strategic approach to decarbonising heat.

 
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Electricity Networks

The UK's grid infrastructure plays a crucial role in the delivery of a low-carbon economy. Green Alliance has undertaken a detailed piece of research into key issues affecting the UK's electricity networks. 

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Transport Appraisal

The way transport schemes are assessed by Government needs to be improved. Getting appraisal right will be essential if we are to develop a transport system that benefits society and the environment. 

 
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Rachel Cary

senior policy adviser (on maternity leave from June 2011)

rcary@green-alliance.org.uk

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Dustin Benton

senior policy advisor

dbenton@green-alliance.org.uk 
020 7630 4522

 
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Comment & analysis

7 Feb 2012

What is energy for?, by Rebecca Willis on openDemocracy

7 Feb 2012

BP missed the boat on solar energy, guest post by Ben Caldecott of Climate Change Capital

6 Feb 2012

Why BP’s withdrawal from solar is no surprise, guest post by Charlie Kronick of Greenpeace

2 Feb 2012
27 Jan 2012

Green Alliance in the news

23 Jan 2012
20 Jan 2012

Energy & environmental management: Bank of England warned against creating a "carbon bubble" 

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