A colleague of mine from the IISD’s sustainable development internship programme is now working with a corporate responsibility NGO called Corporate Knights. He’s recently done an interview with Amory Lovins, the energy-efficiency guru of Natural Capitalism
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It’s all kicking off. The government’s energy review is due to be published later today and then the country’s worst kept secret will be official. Nuclear power will continue to play a significant part in the UK’s electricity supply.
This looks interesting. A week before the government is expected to release their energy review (and give the nod to a round of replacement nuclear power stations), the Tories have come out and said that microgeneration is the way forward. Like everything the Tories say these days, it sounds good but the devil is definitely in the details. How exactly do they propose to promote microgeneration? How quickly would they fall back to the nuclear “last resort”?
I just handed in my thesis.
