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David Hone

Climate Change Advisor for Shell

Hello and welcome to my blog. There's lots said about why climate change now confronts us, and what it means, but the real issue is what to do about it. Plenty is said about that too, but there's not enough discussion on the practical aspects of implementation. Focusing on energy, that's what my blog sets out to achieve.

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An electric Hummer in London – sort of!!

dchone June 1, 2011

Saturday afternoon in Bond Street is a great place to see all manner of Aston Martins, Maybachs, Lamborghinis and just possibly a Bugatti Veyron. But …

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The nature of uncertainty

dchone May 27, 2011

As the debate continues in Australia with regards the implementation of a carbon price, the issue of investor uncertainty has risen up the agenda. A …

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Ambitious reduction targets for the United Kingdom, but . . .

dchone May 18, 2011

On Tuesday in the House of Commons, the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Chris Huhne, announced that the UK would adopt the …

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Renewable Energy – What is the IPCC telling us?

dchone May 13, 2011

Later this month the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) will launch a very substantial report on Renewable Energy and Climate Change. In advance of …

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Tough times in Australia for carbon

dchone May 6, 2011

The development of an acceptable carbon price policy framework in Australia is proving to be both politically and socially challenging. Recent media reports indicate that …

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Carbon Pricing – a “must have” for WBCSD’s Vision 2050

dchone April 28, 2011

In the past few months I have written quite a bit about carbon pricing, both from the perspective of regions that already have it and …

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Greener Britain: Is there a winning technology?

dchone April 15, 2011

I recently participated in The Economist debate, Towards a Greener Britain: Is there a Winning Technology? The video is now available online. It was an …

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