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In just a few short sentences, Obama nails it... http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/11/28/obama-reckons-with-a-trump-presidency …pic.twitter.com/WbmcxZVXeA
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No reason for the Big Six energy giants to raise their standard tariffs this winter,
@CornwallInsight analysis showshttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/11/17/big-six-energy-giants-dont-need-to-raise-prices-this-winter/ … -
China minister on Trump's climate "hoax invented by Chinese" tweet: "Climate change is not made up by the Chinese"
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China's minister on Trump: cooperation has been essential with US to date but we are willing to enhance our cooperation with EU
#COP22pic.twitter.com/92twC2VIGy
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Finally, the Government publishes proposals for new emissions controls to curb the growth in small diesel generators https://consult.defra.gov.uk/airquality/medium-combustion-plant-and-controls-on-generators/ …
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Shell to axe 380 jobs in Glasgow. Closing finance operations office-will use cheaper ones in Philippines, Malaysia, Poland, India & S Africa
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Thought this week was irredeemable after Trump & Leonard Cohen. But then I got home to find this cutie in the post... Thanks
@HearingDogs!
pic.twitter.com/OtJSZcaDBb
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More on that Greg Clark speech here. "Imperative" UK uses "every industrial policy lever" to meet climate targets.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/11/11/fears-over-solar-and-wind-power-reliability-overblown-says-energ/ …
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"I'm not quite ready to hang up my boxing gloves... but I know where the hook is." Leonard Cohen in London, September 2013. RIP.pic.twitter.com/BV2JRJMNx6
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What does Donald Trump's victory mean for the energy industry?http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/11/10/what-does-donald-trumps-victory-mean-for-the-energy-industry/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter …
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Greg Clark: upcoming UK emissions reduction plan will be "statement of seriousness", "crucial part of wider thinking on industrial strategy"
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Rudd said wind must pay its true cost. Clark says intermittency does add cost but up to policymakers to adapt system to cope/take advantage.
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Greg Clark: fears over challenge of intermittent wind/solar "overblown" - "doubters being proved wrong". Notable change from Rudd rhetoric.
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Greg Clark on tackling loyal energy customers overpaying: "best if [suppliers] pro-active...rather than require regulatory intervention"
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@emilygosden only works if you live in a detached house in 10 acres of land -
Drax's Dorothy Thompson tells EnergyUK "we all ought to be running our washing machines at night". My downstairs neighbours would love that.
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Could National Grid benefit from Trump's victory? Its boss seems to think so - welcomes his focus on infrastructure.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/11/10/national-grid-eyes-infrastructure-boost-from-trump-election/ …
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All polls indicate that the sun will rise again tomorrow. In this sense: Good night and good luck!
#Election2016pic.twitter.com/h9FXjK8IKf
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A reminder of how
@realDonaldTrump reacted in 2012 when he (wrongly) thought Romney had beaten@BarackObama in popular vote. Deleted later.pic.twitter.com/DQUxgCNcjq
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The way this year is going, it's starting to look kind of remarkable that Andrea Leadsom isn't Prime Minister.
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