Tag Archive: Net Zero

Installations of EV Chargers Collapse

With the evidence increasing for Labour’s Net Zero dreams slowly imploding, another piece of bad news has come along for the end of 2025: the installation rate of EV chargers has collapsed.

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Ed Miliband “To Spend Billions on Solar Power” in Scramble to Meet Labour’s Pledge to Cut Energy Bills

Ed Miliband is poised to splurge billions of pounds on solar power, batteries and heat pumps in a scramble to meet Labour's pledge to cut energy bills, it has emerged.

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Major Climate Grooming Course Shuts Down as World Turns Away from Constant Media Gaslighting

Oxford's climate journalism course is closing as no one's buying the constant climate fear, says Chris Morrison. Media's tired of the doom and gloom, and more people are waking up to the real facts on carbon and energy.

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Energy Policy Pantomime

With heroes, villains and plenty of booing as bills rise and promises fall flat, David Turver gives Net Zero the full Christmas panto treatment.

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Wasted Wind Power Costs Britain Almost £1.5 Billion in 2025

Nearly £1.5 billion of wind power has been wasted this year as grid bottlenecks force turbines off, gas on and bills up.

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Starmer to Push Britain into Stricter Net Zero Targets Under EU Deal

Keir Starmer is preparing to tie Britain to the EU's Net Zero plans in a move that would impose radically stricter 'green' energy targets on homes and businesses, leading to further deindustrialisation and impoverishment.

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Ireland Turns its Back on Data Centres

Ireland's new policy governing power supply to data centres will push them out of the country, warns Paul Homewood. In addition, existing data centres will relocate rather than comply with new Net Zero sustainability targets.

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The Resilience of the Church of Climate

Rumours of the demise of Net Zero are premature, says Dr Tilak Doshi. The Church of Climate has suffered a grievous blow, but the faithful remain resolute and poised to revive should political winds blow favourably.

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Labour “Saves” Grangemouth Oil Refinery From its Own Net Zero Policies

The Government boasts it's "saved" Grangemouth oil refinery and "500 jobs". But what about the 320,000 jobs lost since Labour came to power, asks Ben Pile. Subsidies can't prop up forever an economy ravaged by Net Zero.

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The EU’s Climate Targets Will Not Last Long Now

The EU's rollback of its petrol and diesel car ban is just the start of the bloc's retreat from Net Zero, says Ben Pile. Emissions reduction targets may remain in place for now, but don't imagine they will last long.

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