Will 2025 be remembered as the year of the cyber attack ? From Jaguar Land Rover’s £2bn shutdown to attacks on major retailers and airports, the stakes have changed.Hackers are using the media to shape the public narrative. For business leaders, this means one thing: communications must be central to cyber preparedness.
What are the government's clean energy priorities for this autumn ? Against a backdrop of resignations and reshuffles we suggest four key priorities - securing the renewables pipelines, tackling the high costs of energy, delivering reformed national energy pricing and engaging citizens in the transition. Read more here.
Three quick tips for academic researchers looking engage with government policy making.
Nowadays, governments are constantly forced to adapt to a world defined by volatility and uncertainty. This article provides insight into what goes on in government at times of crisis and tips for subject matter experts and academic knowledge mobilisers on how to remain connected, influential and part of the solution when uncertainty strikes.
What is the link between the Marks and Spencer cyber-attack and the resilience of the UK’s most critical sectors ? The government has plans to ramp up requirements of cyber security legislation in five critical sectors – energy, water, health, transport and digital services. Do you know what’s coming ?
The UK energy sector is navigating increasingly complex challenges amid rising global tensions, war in Ukraine, and energy blackouts in Europe. May's International Energy Security Summit brought together global leaders to discuss the path forward. The article shares perspective on the government’s clean power ambitions and key takeaways from the summit on energy security and net zero.
The Policy Key offers up a one page framework for policy development, and seven key tips.
Twelve weeks into the Labour Government, clean energy is easily the most well-developed policy area, here are seven things we now know.
A description of the benefits we are experiencing from our relatively new heat pump.
This article explores how our current natural gas system might evolve as we approach 2050 and surfaces some key systemic and policy challenges.