In this podcast, “Climate Realism: Facing the Facts about Energy”, I discuss with Professor Chris Hamnett, from the Department of Geography, King’s College London, the economics of climate change and energy policy.
Podcasts
- Podcast 94: The politics of the long grass – September 2 2026
- Podcast 93: Some new faces, same old problems – July 22 2026
- Podcast 92: Hotter days – July 8 2026
- Podcast 91: Beyond the nationalisation slogan – July 1 2026
Publications
- NESO – an accident waiting to happen – July 27 2026
- The cost of energy and what to do about it – June 3 2026
- What to do about the industrial energy crisis – March 24 2026
- Britain’s energy security – what the Iran war reveals and the lessons that should be learned – March 9 2026
Books
- Climate Change: Facing the Facts about Energy
- Net Zero: How We Stop Causing Climate Change
- Green and Prosperous Land: A Blueprint for Rescuing the British Countryside
- Burn Out: The Endgame for Fossil Fuels
Videos
- Climate Realism: Facing the Facts about Energy – book talk at the Oxford Martin School – November 9 2026
- Climate Realism: time for a reset – May 8 2025
- Why achieving the UK’s net zero goals is unrealistic – June 12 2024
- How can we build the sustainable economy, talk at the Oxford Martin School, Nov 2nd 2023 – November 10 2023
Podcasts
- The real costs of climate action – May 8 2025
- Podcast 69: Thames Water – the unacceptable face of water privatisation – April 7 2025
- Podcast 58: Zombie utilities – July 24 2024
- Seas of opportunity: navigating the Blue Economy – February 10 2024
Publications
- Lower bills and more investment: it is never going to work – October 20 2026
- How to reduce regulation by 25% – September 17 2026
- Nationalising water – the Thames numbers don’t add up – August 12 2026
- Performance politics and the Thames Water scandal – June 12 2026
Books
- Climate Change: Facing the Facts about Energy
- Green and Prosperous Land: A Blueprint for Rescuing the British Countryside
- Natural Capital: Valuing The Planet
