Britain Imports 40% of Its Energy. Here's Why.
How Britain went from energy exporter to importing £24.3 billion worth of energy annually. An evidence-based analysis of the UK's energy independence crisis and the nuclear decline that caused it.
In-depth, data-driven analysis of Britain's energy policy, wildlife impacts, and conservation priorities.
How Britain went from energy exporter to importing £24.3 billion worth of energy annually. An evidence-based analysis of the UK's energy independence crisis and the nuclear decline that caused it.
To match Hinkley Point C's electricity output, solar farms would need 382 times more land. With 59% of large UK solar farms on productive farmland, th...
While the UK debates renewable energy and land use, 97% of wildflower meadows have vanished since the 1930s. This habitat loss dwarfs concerns about s...
Britain's offshore wind capacity could reach 95 GW by 2030. Research shows we don't understand 86% of potential marine ecosystem impacts. Here's what ...
Coal kills 350 times more people per unit of electricity than nuclear. Even including Chernobyl and Fukushima, nuclear is among the safest energy sour...
Germany's 25-year energy transition cost €696 billion, triggered an industrial exodus, and left electricity prices 48% higher than nuclear-powered Fra...
The UK has selected Rolls-Royce to build its first SMRs at Wylfa, committing £2.5bn to a technology with no commercial track record. Is this the solut...
Britain's energy import bill reached £37 billion in 2024. Here's exactly where that money goes - Norway, the United States, Qatar - and why our import...
How Britain went from energy exporter to importing £24.3 billion worth of energy annually. An evidence-based analysis of the UK's energy independence ...
Wind turbines kill far fewer birds than cats, windows, or vehicles. But when every death is a rare red kite or golden eagle, the context changes. Here...