Energy

Sunak’s ill wind

A Tory split over onshore wind threatens to blow Sunak off course, says John Westmoreland
Let's turn growing antipathy to sanctions into more active anti-war opposition

As the cost of living crisis worsens, public opinion turning against sanctions on Russia should be channelled into active anti-war organising, writes Terina Hine
Trussonomics: adventures in fantasy deregulation land

Dominic Alexander looks at the contrast between Tory talk of growth and the reality of a failing economy
Truss’s energy plan: we pay now or pay later - CounterBlast

Terina Hine assesses Liz Truss's half-baked energy plan designed to protect the profits of energy companies
The free market has failed: Nationalise energy now

Dominic Alexander analyses the energy cost crisis and explains why the solutions cannot be found within the neoliberal free market model
The government is missing while 35m people face cost of living catastrophe - CounterBlast

The zombie Tory government is sitting on its hands and the leadership contenders offer no solutions as energy companies rake in record profits at working people's expense, writes Terina Hine
Exxon marks the spot: Workers at the UK's biggest oil refinery walk out

Outsourced workers at Fawley refinery in Southampton began strike action on Friday in response to a real-terms pay cut, reports Julie Hope from the picket line
Energy security strategy: disingenuousness wrapped in a Union Jack

In the same week as the IPCC's stark warnings, the Tories have presented a cynical response that offers no actual solutions, only nationalist bluff, writes Elaine-Graham Leigh
Whatever happened to taking back control? Brexit and the cost of living crisis

As gas and electricity prices rises this month by 54%, the Tories refuse to take control of the energy crisis, argues Martin Hall
1 April energy price hike: the joke's on us

Soaring energy prices are pushing millions into poverty while energy companies are raking in the profit. Enough is enough, writes Shabbir Lakha
Russia, Nato and climate change: ‘green’ imperialism is no solution

We should reject any attempt by Western governments to greenwash the rivalry with Russia, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh
The cost of living crisis is a political choice

As bills rocket and poverty increases, Terina Hine explains why it doesn’t have to be this way
Climate change and the cost of living: why we must nationalise energy

Don’t blame green policies for market failure, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh
Energy prices and the real cost of inflation

Contrary to what the Bank of England Governor thinks, higher wages are not responsible for the cost of living crisis, argues Dominic Alexander
Super-rich Sunak says ‘adjust’ to poverty. We say: hit the streets

The government's energy price hike is an outrageous assault on working people that the movement has to fight, argues Chris Nineham
Gas and greed: Why Britain faces a special crisis

As the UK's energy crisis deepens, Chris Nineham looks at the roots of the gas shortage in the neoliberal economic system
Gas shortages ignite Tory crisis - CounterBlast

The UK's gas crisis is one part of what looks like a major political storm for the Tories, writes Terina Hine
People's Power: Reclaiming the Energy Commons - book review

Dawson’s People’s Power argues for localised renewable infrastructure, but central, collective and democratic planning is what is needed, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh
UK councils invest over £9bn in fracking industry

Newly released data shows that councils in the UK are investing billions in fracking, we need to keep pushing for divestment commitments
The Secure and the Dispossessed: How the Military and Corporations Are Shaping a Climate-Changed World

Climate change is driven by the demand for profits, but the ruling class is recasting it as a security issue, finds William Alderson
The Burning Answer. A User’s Guide to the Solar Revolution

The Burning Answer shows that all our energy could come from clean, renewable sources without much technical difficulty, but getting there is a political problem, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

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Energy

Energy

A Tory split over onshore wind threatens to blow Sunak off course, says John Westmoreland

As the cost of living crisis worsens, public opinion turning against sanctions on Russia should be channelled into active anti-war organising, writes Terina Hine

Dominic Alexander looks at the contrast between Tory talk of growth and the reality of a failing economy

Terina Hine assesses Liz Truss's half-baked energy plan designed to protect the profits of energy companies

Dominic Alexander analyses the energy cost crisis and explains why the solutions cannot be found within the neoliberal free market model

The zombie Tory government is sitting on its hands and the leadership contenders offer no solutions as energy companies rake in record profits at working people's expense, writes Terina Hine

Outsourced workers at Fawley refinery in Southampton began strike action on Friday in response to a real-terms pay cut, reports Julie Hope from the picket line

In the same week as the IPCC's stark warnings, the Tories have presented a cynical response that offers no actual solutions, only nationalist bluff, writes Elaine-Graham Leigh

As gas and electricity prices rises this month by 54%, the Tories refuse to take control of the energy crisis, argues Martin Hall

Soaring energy prices are pushing millions into poverty while energy companies are raking in the profit. Enough is enough, writes Shabbir Lakha

We should reject any attempt by Western governments to greenwash the rivalry with Russia, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

As bills rocket and poverty increases, Terina Hine explains why it doesn’t have to be this way

Don’t blame green policies for market failure, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

Contrary to what the Bank of England Governor thinks, higher wages are not responsible for the cost of living crisis, argues Dominic Alexander

The government's energy price hike is an outrageous assault on working people that the movement has to fight, argues Chris Nineham

As the UK's energy crisis deepens, Chris Nineham looks at the roots of the gas shortage in the neoliberal economic system

The UK's gas crisis is one part of what looks like a major political storm for the Tories, writes Terina Hine

Dawson’s People’s Power argues for localised renewable infrastructure, but central, collective and democratic planning is what is needed, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

Newly released data shows that councils in the UK are investing billions in fracking, we need to keep pushing for divestment commitments

Climate change is driven by the demand for profits, but the ruling class is recasting it as a security issue, finds William Alderson

The Burning Answer shows that all our energy could come from clean, renewable sources without much technical difficulty, but getting there is a political problem, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh