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David Turver

@7Kiwi

Believer in freedom and democracy. Opposes authoritarianism. Investor in real assets. Man Utd fan. F1 fan. Author of Eigen Values substack.

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All those 'cheap' renewables are going to keep bills high for the foreseeable future.

ft.com/content/ad038cā€¦

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'David Latin, Sericaā€™s chairman, said: ā€œGovernment policy for the UK upstream sector has been erratic for decades but itā€™s become even more arbitrary and short term. Thatā€™s forced us to focus more on finding investment opportunities overseas instead of the UK in order to be

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Leave aside the implausibility of Rachel Reeves's basic claim here.

The bigger point is that *no-one* - not her, not me, not anyone - can themselves 'run' an economy. The necessary knowledge in all its many forms is held by all the people in the economy. The price mechanism

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Community Note: Baroness Brown is a non-executive director of Orsted (the offshore wind developer) and sits on the Climate Change Committee, so of course she's got her hand out for more subsidies.

members.parliament.uk/member/4565/reā€¦

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Allison Pearson(@AllisonPearson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

After shooting ourselves in the head with lockdown (Ā£400 billion) we simply cannot afford a kamikaze pursuit of net zero.
Even if we achieved it by 2050 (not possible) it would make diddly squat difference to global carbon emissions.
Just No.

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Mark Dampier(@MarkDampier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I thought you would be interested in this story from The Times:
We should be wary of a fiscal technocracy.
Itā€™s such cheap energy it needs even bigger subsidiesā€¦. thetimes.co.uk/article/71f666ā€¦

I thought you would be interested in this story from The Times: We should be wary of a fiscal technocracy. Itā€™s such cheap energy it needs even bigger subsidiesā€¦. thetimes.co.uk/article/71f666ā€¦
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I remember when it was sexist to reduce a woman to her choice of clothing. Seems like this election is going to be a Festival of Frivolity

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Cockney Rebel(@RebelHQ) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Labour's new GB Energy, 'a new public energy company'. Taxpayers will own it, Taxpayers will pay for it, we will spend money buying expensive green energy that we are already subsidising, for what? To let China pump CO2 in the air for fun and out-compete British business.

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Josh Young Petrochemicals derived from oil and natural gas make the manufacturing of over 6,000 everyday products and high-tech devices possible. Major petrochemicalsā€”including ethylene, propylene, acetylene, benzene, and toluene, as well as natural gas constituents like methane, propane,

@Josh_Young_1 Petrochemicals derived from oil and natural gas make the manufacturing of over 6,000 everyday products and high-tech devices possible. Major petrochemicalsā€”including ethylene, propylene, acetylene, benzene, and toluene, as well as natural gas constituents like methane, propane,
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It is time for the election manifestos to call for the unaccountable, incompetent, opaque and defensive Climate Change Committee to be disbanded (link in reply).

It is time for the election manifestos to call for the unaccountable, incompetent, opaque and defensive Climate Change Committee to be disbanded (link in reply).
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chris keefer(@Dr_Keefer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Drax biomass facility if a truly bizarre example of an energy ā€œde-transitionā€ from coal to wood.

Pre industrial 1750ā€™s Britain burned 3.5 million tons of wood per year.

In the 2020s Britain burns 6 million tons of wood per year just at the Drax biomass power generation

The Drax biomass facility if a truly bizarre example of an energy ā€œde-transitionā€ from coal to wood. Pre industrial 1750ā€™s Britain burned 3.5 million tons of wood per year. In the 2020s Britain burns 6 million tons of wood per year just at the Drax biomass power generation
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Dr James Richardson Piers Forster

Defend why your organisation should not be disbanded immediately due to lack of accountability, extensive conflict of interests, and misleading parliament on multiple occasions:

@ChiefExecCCC @piersforster Defend why your organisation should not be disbanded immediately due to lack of accountability, extensive conflict of interests, and misleading parliament on multiple occasions:
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If renewables are so cheap, why do they need subsidies at all, let alone adding renewables costs on to our gas bills?

telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/ā€¦

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