Policy analysis

Policy analysis Energy justice

From testing energy policy proposals for their distributional impact to advising regulators on low carbon network incentives, we seek to improve the policies and practices which shape the energy system and the energy-related choices and opportunities available to us all.

PIAG is exploring how we could best realise the potentially significant public interest benefits of installing smart meters in every home.

Smart Meter Energy Data Public Interest Advisory Group (PIAG)

Policy analysis

Fuel poverty can strike all types of low-income household including single unemployed and young families

Social Impact Bonds and fuel poverty

Policy analysis

Home owners who fit solar panels are contributors to UK carbon-reduction targets. But incentives like feed-in tariffs are funded by energy companies who recoup the costs from their customers, irrespective of their wealth. Is this fair?

Distributional impacts of UK climate change policies

Policy analysis

Personal carbon trading has lost some of its allure among policy makers. If it was made fairer would interest be rekindled?

Personal carbon trading: making the system fairer

Policy analysis

Paro Konar, Senior Analyst at the Department of Energy and Climate Change outlines from a government perspective what is already known about the distributional impacts of UK climate policy: who wins and who loses out.

30th anniversary policy workshop (London, 2009)

Policy analysis

Not ready for take-off? Individual carbon trading, which could require frequent air travellers to buy ‘carbon credits’, is a ‘radical’ and politically challenging concept*

PCAs: 'Feasible and Fair'

Policy analysis

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