Inflation Reduction Act

Think tank IPPR has called for a new public fund to ensure the UK doesn’t fall behind international markets in the race to net zero.

Following yesterday's blog covering the domestic effects of the Inflation Reduction Act, Current± looks at the international consequences.

As the US Inflation Reduction Act approaches its first anniversary, Mark Williams from the Centre for American Progress explores its impact so far.

The UK risks falling behind within the ‘global green-race’ due to the government’s unwillingness to invest and use industrial strategy, according to the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR).

RenewableUK’s executive director of policy Ana Musat has called on the UK Government to compete with the US Inflation Reduction Act by creating an “attractive policy and regulatory environment” for potential investors and developers.