Switzerland / Germany / United States / Brazil / Canada / Portugal / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Spain / India / Denmark / Wales / /
Facility
Technology Imperial College / /
IndustryTerm
finance development / low carbon technology deployment policy / electricity market / wider electricity network / renewable technologies / supply chain / low carbon energy / least cost renewable energy solutions / technology deployment / technology neutral / energy infrastructure / retail / lower cost generation technologies / renewable energy deployment policy / electricity product differentiation / electricity system / energy projects / low carbon technologies / electricity sector / renewable energy / nuclear energy / renewable energy policy focuses / renewable energy technologies / technology blind certificate trading mechanism / innovation systems / energy policies / energy / particular renewable technology / technology neutral carbon pricing / renewable electricity / low carbon energy technology / low carbon electricity sector deployment / electricity / low cost solution / renewable energy rounds / carbon systems / mature technologies / renewable energy deployment / intervention renewable energy technologies / landfill gas / fixed price systems / energy regulator / high carbon energy / appropriate policy technologies / energy market regulation / energy system / less well-established technologies / technological systems / immature technologies / renewable energy policy / energy technologies / /
Organization
Coalition Government / IEA / UK government / OECD / Labour government / House of Lords / World Energy Council / EU Commission / European Union / Phil Heptonstall Centre for Energy Policy / /
Person
Charles Wardle / /
Position
forward for UK policy / producer / Secretary of State / forward for UK policies / author / major driver / Under Secretary / then Under Secretary / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
PublishedMedium
the Stern Review / /
Technology
low carbon technologies / mature / lower cost generation technologies / renewable energy technologies / energy technologies / particular renewable technology / appropriate policy technologies / low carbon energy technology / intervention renewable energy technologies / /
Time to stop experimenting with UK renewable energy policy Robert Gross, Phil Heptonstall Centre for Energy Policy and Technology Imperial College London