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When we choose California-produced oil we are moving towards energy independence. Lessening our dependence on foreign sources empowers us to manage our fuel supply and shields consumers from global price shifts. #EnergyIndependence Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gp4fBGy4

A risk to greater energy independence and innovation.

With the US election over and Donald Trump now the 47th President, let’s look into what his leadership could mean for the UK energy sector! From shifting oil prices to potential trade impacts, the ripple effects could shape the future of UK clean energy goals ?? #energy #business #ukenergy #sector

After long decades of running on liquid fossil fuels, who pays for an alternative fuel spill? ???? As Sachin Shanbhag of NorthStandard explains, the prospect of changing to new energy sources raises challenges across the industry, including in the conventions that govern how spillages of fuel and oil are cleaned up and compensated. Check out the full article in the comment section below, or head over to our official media partner, Seatrade Maritime News.

We are very close to hitting planetary tipping points because of the carbon in our atmosphere from burning oil, gas and coal. The #carbontax is one of the most efficient and effective tools we currently have to reduce carbon. Most people get more money from the tax than they put in. Don’t let leaders mislead you! #climateart

Dozens of major energy projects scrapped under Liberal rule, thanks to anti-oil legislation and regulatory overreach, have sparked calls for revival amid economic and geopolitical pressures. FULL STORY: https://rebelne.ws/4aCV5hg

7 trillion USD in subsidies for fossil fuels and other nature degrading industries = 7 trillion of OUR MONEY. 5,1 trillion USD invested in fossil fuel companies = 5,1 trillion of OUR MONEY. OUR MONEY = OUR POWER. How we use that power matters. #movethemoney #fundyourmother

The transition to net zero is upon on … and this session explored what’s needed to ensure the Great British public are engaged and active in deciding how net zero can work best for them. In our short 45 mins we covered a lot and came to some initial conclusions … LinkedIn friends do please add to these or comment! Did we land in the right ballpark? 1. Net zero needs to be fair, simple to understand and logical. Transparency must rule and opacity must be banished! Any national campaign to inform and all conversations must be honest (…let’s not pretend that there are only sunny uplands ahead). Consumers want and expect - and rightfully so - honesty. 2. Some households will need targeted support - both in the here and now but also to enable accessing longer term measures. This is a simple fact that the current COL crisis has amplified, highlighting the fragility of some household budgets. 3. Currently the costs of strategic investments in the energy industry are collected from energy consumers but in the future this model may put a dampner on the pace of change since there will be a limit to the costs that some can stand. It’s time to examine whether some strategic investment or policy costs can be funded centrally. Should everything be bill payer funded? 4. Never underestimate the role of trusted third parties - such as those delivering programmes in the community - since they can help showcase what’s possible, address some of the unique challenges households have, and start to repair any trust issues.

?? Have you taken a complaint to the Energy Ombudsman? ?? The Energy Ombudsman is an independent body that should be able to get your supplier to revisit your complaint, decide whether the right decision was made, and where appropriate obtain financial compensation. However, this is not always the case. Find out how ESL can help you: https://ow.ly/jkUR50U33wK #disputeresolution #energyombudsman #energysuppliers #businessenergy #energylitigation