Author: Ros Taylor

Ros Taylor is EU-UK liaison for Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union, Brussels. She has edited the London School of Economics’ COVID-19 blog, presents the Bunker and Oh God, What Now? podcasts and is a freelance editor and consultant at Open Society Foundations. She previously edited the LSE’s Brexit blog and was Research Manager at the School’s Truth, Trust & Technology project. She was an editor and writer at the Guardian for 14 years.

Why the British are still heat pump sceptics

by Ros Taylor

Most Britons have no intention of installing a heat pump. Given the cost of electricity in the UK, that’s not unreasonable. Ros Taylor looks at why it is so hard to tempt them away from gas boilers.

What Labour has done on green energy — and what it could do next

by Ros Taylor

Tough decisions lie ahead for the UK government as it tries to decarbonise electricity generation by 2030. Several key decisions have been made but much remains unknown, particularly on reform of the electricity market and the detail of collaboration with the EU. Ros Taylor reports.

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Why the British are still heat pump sceptics

What Labour has done on green energy — and what it could do next

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