Category: Energy

Is there a role for new nuclear power plants in achieving the UK’s net zero target?

On 13 December 2022 By In Energy, Featured, UK

by Stephen Thomas and Alison Downes

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authorities Liabilities

On 12 December 2022 By In Energy, Featured, Uncategorised

by Steve Thomas

Getting to net zero in UK public services: The road to decarbonisation

On 9 November 2021 By In Energy, Green transition, UK

A UNISON report on the measures and costs for public services to meet climate targets The policy analysis and case studies for this report weredelivered by Dr. Vera Weghmann of the Public ServicesInternational Research Unit …

Taking our public services back in house – A remunicipalisation guide for workers and trade unions

On 14 September 2020 By In Energy, Labour and social movements, Remunicipalisation, Transport, Water

by Dr. Vera Weghmann, University of Greenwich

Public ownership, benefits and compensation I: benefits of nationalisation of UK water and energy girds and legal and economic issues in determining compensation

On 11 November 2019 By In Energy, Renationalisation, UK, Water

David Hall and Vera Weghmann

Public ownership, benefits and compensation III: the potential risk of legal action under BITs or ECT over compensation for nationalisation of water and energy grid companies

On 1 October 2019 By In Energy, Renationalisation, Water

David Hall and Vera Weghmann

Public ownership, benefits and compensation II: Pension funds and employee ownership of water and energy grid companies

On 1 October 2019 By In Energy, Pensions, Renationalisation, Water, Worker ownership

David Hall and Vera Weghmann

Going Public: A Decarbonised, Affordable and Democratic Energy System for Europe

On 1 July 2019 By In Energy, Europe

By Vera Weghmann

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