Energy policy briefings
An introduction to the energy policy in the UK
These briefings and position statements offer guidance towards effective policy-making based on sound engineering knowledge and experience.
The IET energy principlesUnderstanding the broad principles underlying energy policy in the UK as a guide to future policy making The IET energy principles |
IET briefing on energy efficient motorsDetailing the types of standards for energy efficient motors IET briefing on energy efficient motors |
IET briefing on nuclear power in a diversified energy portfolioThe role of nuclear energy in a diversified energy mix IET briefing on nuclear power in a diversified energy portfolio |
IET briefing on smart gridsThis briefing introduces the importance of future smart grids to UK energy security, briefly describing the relationship between smart metering and smart grids and the steps required to achieve a good customer experience IET briefing on smart grids |
IET briefing on smart grids - the wider pictureThe creation of a smart grid in the UK requires collaboration between experts in energy, communications, IT and transport. This briefing is a tool for reaching a common understanding of the challenges and goals ahead. Smart grids - the wider picture |
IET briefing on UK electricity market reformThis briefing looks at the requirements of future electricity markets; capacity mechanisms; feed-in tariffs; energy storage and inter-connectors; and the political risks IET briefing on UK electricity market reform |
Home energy revolutionThis briefing looks at how changes in energy usage will affect the energy supply, the consumer, and the UK electricity supply industry. It also considers how to balance the electricity supply and demand, and to increase control over energy use. Home Energy Revolution |
UK Energy Policy 1980-2010: A history and lessons learntA review to mark 30 years of the Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies. UK Energy Policy 1980-2010: A History and Lessons to be Learnt |