Monthly Archives: August 2006

The effectiveness of consultations

Back in February, I gave a brief history of metering innovation in the UK which ended by saying that the regulator, Ofgem, was conducting a consultation on how the next generation of metering technology could be encouraged. The Environmental Change Institute submitted a response in which we shared our views and research experience.

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‘Sham’ energy review

The Observer has discovered that AEA, a firm with interests in nuclear energy, played a large role in collating and sorting through the submissions to the recent energy review. The Environmental Change Institute submitted a thorough review and it took us several weeks to gather evidence and compose a response to the proposals so it would be disappointing to think that any bias was introduced to the review by external consultants with vested interests.

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The Fundy Circuit

Fog in Fundy

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