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This is a massive story about the UK and the EU on the path to Net Zero. We recognize that many energy policies are written based on Net Zero policies, and subsequent patterns emerge. Deindustrialization and fiscal failure. Kathryn Porter is an author for Watt-Logic and has a fantastic report on "The true affordability of net zero."
You will not want to miss this discussion, as the EU and the UK are following many of the same energy policies and are trying to persuade the USA to follow the same path to deindustrialization for the sake of the planet. Join David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley on this special edition of the Energy Realities Podcast.
Highlights of the Podcast
00:01 – Introductions
02:28 – Why Gas Isn’t the Main Culprit
04:37 – What the £17 Billion Includes
05:08 – Definitions: Marginal Pricing & Capacity Market
07:16 – Contracts for Difference (CFDs) Explained
11:14 – Solar Power's Low Efficiency in the UK
13:20 – Can the UK Afford This Path?
17:39 – Pushback and “Debunking” the Report
19:50 – Is It Incompetence or Ideology?
23:16 – Public Understanding of Energy
24:42 – Net Zero and Deindustrialization
30:27 – Grid Interconnects and National Security
34:23 – Decentralized Grid Management?
38:27 – Aging Infrastructure Risk
41:20 – Conflicting Policy Priorities
43:57 – Fixing the System: 4 Recommendations
45:21 – Could the US Influence UK Policy?
47:15 – How Much Worse Before It Gets Better?
50:53 – Bureaucratic Capture Limits Reform
53:14 – Will Shell and BP Leave the UK?
56:36 – Polluter Pays Narrative Fails the Poor
58:34 – Closing Remarks
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This is a massive story about the UK and the EU on the path to Net Zero. We recognize that many energy policies are written based on Net Zero policies, and subsequent patterns emerge. Deindustrialization and fiscal failure. Kathryn Porter is an author for Watt-Logic and has a fantastic report on "The true affordability of net zero."
You will not want to miss this discussion, as the EU and the UK are following many of the same energy policies and are trying to persuade the USA to follow the same path to deindustrialization for the sake of the planet. Join David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley on this special edition of the Energy Realities Podcast.
Highlights of the Podcast
00:01 – Introductions
02:28 – Why Gas Isn’t the Main Culprit
04:37 – What the £17 Billion Includes
05:08 – Definitions: Marginal Pricing & Capacity Market
07:16 – Contracts for Difference (CFDs) Explained
11:14 – Solar Power's Low Efficiency in the UK
13:20 – Can the UK Afford This Path?
17:39 – Pushback and “Debunking” the Report
19:50 – Is It Incompetence or Ideology?
23:16 – Public Understanding of Energy
24:42 – Net Zero and Deindustrialization
30:27 – Grid Interconnects and National Security
34:23 – Decentralized Grid Management?
38:27 – Aging Infrastructure Risk
41:20 – Conflicting Policy Priorities
43:57 – Fixing the System: 4 Recommendations
45:21 – Could the US Influence UK Policy?
47:15 – How Much Worse Before It Gets Better?
50:53 – Bureaucratic Capture Limits Reform
53:14 – Will Shell and BP Leave the UK?
56:36 – Polluter Pays Narrative Fails the Poor
58:34 – Closing Remarks

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