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The voter/government political consensus on climate is breaking. What does this mean for the energy transition?
Climate Consent: The new politics of net zero
- The UK government is preparing to fight a war in the coming years. The macro-drivers of UK policy are changing by the day. Seafloor warfare is already a key NATO battleground with the west adopting new postures and techniques.
- The Starmer government, chastened by the Harris defeat and the rise of Reform, has changed its narrative and is defining new policies.
- The USA’s turn inward, and the apparent failure to achieve its ambitious goal in Ukraine, adds another layer of challenge for the UK and the EU.
- The uncertainties triggered by new US trade policies is rolling through the international economy like a fast-paced glacier.
Key Questions and Goals
- How will ‘climate consent’ influence the energy transition?
- What do the events of the last two years mean for the energy transition?
- The deal – climate consent – between voter and politician is broken.
- How will the Trump agenda influence geopolitics and the politics of the energy transition in the UK?
- What does this mean for corporate affairs in the UK during this parliament?
- How can the sector make its case as the headwinds increase and tailwinds slow?
| Often bought by | Format |
| Facilitators seeking a lively discussion to get the room out of the day to day and start to think about the next five years, maybe even the next decade? | Front of room teaching with discussion, from 1hr to a half day |
