the Financial Times / the Guardian / New Generating Technologies / /
Country
Saudi Arabia / Sweden / Poland / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Britain and Poland / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Building Regulations / Building Research Establishment / Stockholm Environment Institute / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / same or better services / less electricity / energy thinking / energy conservation / electricity prices / electricity suppliers / energy alternative / electricity supply / energy policy / energy sources / electrical utilities / start-up / energy research / energy use / electricity privatization / energy supply / oil / electricity use / gas pipelines / energy / energy production / electricity / energy campaign / end-use hardware / energy consumption / energy service / oil producers / electricity supplies / electricity bill / car economy / manufacturing / energy system / oil shock / energy services / energy problem / combustion technologies / /
Organization
Central Electricity Generating Board / Stockholm Environment Institute / UK government / of Commons Select Committee on Science / Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries / Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution / Atomic Energy Authority / United Nations / House of Lords / House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology / Department of the Environment / Friends of the Earth / House of Commons / on challenging the Central Electricity Generating Board / /
Person
Tony Benn / Jose Goldemberg / John Preedy / Gerald Leach / Thomas Johansson / Thatcher / /
Position
physicist / cringe and grit my teeth / physicist / official UK energy policy / first full·time energy campaigner / /
John Preedy Memorial Lecture, 16 November[removed]The Energy Alternative By Walter C. Patterson Once upon a time, Sellafield was called Windscale. Friends of the Earth had its London office in