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Staying the course: climate policy in an age of austerityRead content online
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FREEBritain’s low-carbon transition – staying the course?
Consistent policies and sustained political will are crucial to ensuring the UK stays on the low-carbon path it has set out on
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Budgeting in uncertain times
The UK’s binding carbon budgets led the world in 2008, but to meet the 2050 target they will need strong measures to keep their momentum
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Trading down to a low-carbon future?
The EU ETS regulates half of all carbon emissions but risks a fall from grace amid generous allowances and recession. ENDS looks ahead
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2012: the biggest year for energy in a generation
Proposed electricity market reforms will determine whether the UK hits its renewables and carbon targets. Alex Marshall investigates
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CRC: change is the only certainty
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme faces upheaval or oblivion. But would proposed alternatives do any better than a simplified version?
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Carbon price floor stirs unease
Business still sees the Treasury’s attempt to set a minimum price for carbon as a government revenue-raiser, Alex Marshall reports
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UK takes the lead in reporting
Mandatory carbon reporting was announced in June, giving the UK a world lead. But how will it work and will it enable benchmarking?
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