It’s a poor way to achieve economic growth

Britain’s second-tier cities are being held back by a simple problem, too many people still cannot get across them quickly enough to reach the jobs, customers and opportunities that drive growth.

(I wrote this article Rose Chard, my colleague at Energy Systems Catapult, who has pioneered this work over the past five years).

(I wrote this article Rose Chard, my colleague at Energy Systems Catapult, who has pioneered this work over the past five years).

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How well have the ambitions set out in the speech by the then-Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change been realised?

Innovation-Driven Economic Growth, With Implications for Electricity

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The concentration of R&D investments in regions with strong local capabilities helps these regions pull further ahead in the innovation economy, drivi…

Impact of the increase in electricity and gas prices between 2021 and 2024 on energy-intensive industries in the UK.