Titlebook: New Challenges in Energy Security; The UK in a Multipol Catherine Mitchell (Professor of Energy Policy),Ji Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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People and Communities in Energy Security,on examining how people and communities reconfigure debates about energy security, in particular by bringing to light alternative, sometimes conflictive, understandings of both the problem and its potential solutions. Central to our approach is the concept of framing, which has been defined as, ‘the

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Infrastructure, Investment and the Low Carbon Transition,sents a challenge because distributing the costs and benefits of investing in and maintaining a reliable energy system is not straightforward. There are a number of important issues which need to be addressed such as the allocation of risk between investors and energy customers and the degree to whi

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,New Challenges in Energy Security: The UK in a Multipolar World — Conclusions and Recommendations,g the geopolitical context that Britain exists within. During the 1990s hydrocarbon fuels were relatively cheap and plentiful and it was assumed that the investments of the international energy companies, together with a functioning global market, would deliver secure and affordable supplies of ener