Green Dogma Forces the Dutch To Ration Electricity Michael Curzon July 14, 2025 The failure shines a light on the consequences of rapidly shifting to green energy—but will wider Europe heed the warning?
Britain Quietly Owns Up to Net Zero Failure Michael Curzon June 23, 2025 Starmer effectively described green levies as “the barriers that hold us back.”
It’s Official (Almost): Net Zero Policies Dragging Britain Down TEC News June 5, 2025 While electricity prices in the U.S. have remained flat, UK electricity prices have tripled over 30 years.
Net Zero Zealots Still Have a Hold of Britain’s Establishment Parties Michael Curzon June 5, 2025 Despite recent rhetoric, both Labour and the Conservatives are as wedded to the net zero agenda as they have ever been.
Architecture Under Fire for Moral Absolutism TEC News May 26, 2025 Drawn to Net Zero and enforced diversity, the profession has allowed politics to replace thinking and innovation.
Net Zero Hits Hard: UK Energy Bills Among Highest in the West TEC News May 20, 2025 New report exposes the hidden costs of Britain’s green energy obsession.
Labour Descends Into Civil War As Britons Vote in Local Elections Michael Curzon May 1, 2025 The timing of Blair’s attack on the net zero agenda could not have been worse for Labour—or better for Reform.
Iberian Blackout: Renewables at Fault, But Leaders Deflect Michael Curzon April 30, 2025 Brussels says it will learn from this week’s power outages, but is convincing no one if it sticks with fanatical net zero targets.
Blackout: The Net Zero Agenda’s Dystopian Impact Bill Durodié April 29, 2025 Science, technology, and security are human and cultural issues—and shaping our outlooks on these has never been more urgent.
Net Zero a Key Culprit in Declining UK Productivity TEC News April 9, 2025 British slow-to-no growth coincides with abandoning oil and gas, says think tank.
