It is imperative that the UK changes course in energy policy. A wide array of legislation has embedded misguided climate and energy policies into law. All this legislation must be unwound, GBBC […]
Many economists conveniently blame Brexit for lower investment, lower productivity and significantly lower exports, but it’s not the case; it’s due to the UK government’s Net Zero polices. The oil, gas and […]
Environmental activism is helping to destroy the UK’s hydrocarbon industries. These activists are adding to the cost of oil, gas and coal production while shrinking the UK’s economy. The development of Rosebank, […]
The UK’s energy taxes make its industrial electricity the most expensive in the world. This is causing the closure of public sports and leisure facilities, and, more notably, together with the Government’s […]
UK government Net Zero policies and EU directives have forced the closure of UK aluminium smelters. Only one now remains. This has made the UK reliant on imported aluminium for the car […]
The UK’s steel production has significantly declined in recent years. The UK’s cement industry is also declining. High industrial electricity prices and Emissions Trading Scheme costs render the steel industry uncompetitive with […]
Compared to 2000, UK fertiliser output has halved. The decline in production has been driven by plant closures, energy costs, environmental regulation and global market restructuring. Most fertilisers for crops are made […]