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June 8, 2017 rhubarbgreen electricity, Energy, Energy History, gas, Note, Retail energy

The British ‘price cap’ in the past

A look back at the British experience of price regulation in the past and how I think the policy landscape shifted back to price regulation

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I'm a civil servant in the policy profession with a keen interest and background in energy. I was awarded the BP scholarship and have an MA Energy (1:1) and BA Politics (2:1).

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Those Sunday walks .. Is it time we all fell back in love with brutalism? With the tragedy that happened what feels like a lifetime ago, scores of old estates will be removing the cladding that hid their true concrete nature. This can be a good thing, not least because they're safer, but also because it could help us look at the way our buildings are today - often bland, shaded sheeting and glass; there are good examples too but rarely does anything feel bold like the Barbican still does. Photo taken? Yep 👍 (feat. @adashofsarcasm) Brutalist water feature A cute house on Ballast Quay overlooking the Thames, Greenwich. Pimms🍹w/friends on the riverside; special guest @adashofsarcasm coming in from Kentucky

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