Green Industrial Policy in the UK: A Political Economy Perspective
Abstract:
This report argues that the success of UK green industrial policy depends on two interrelated political economy challenges: building sufficient state capacity to implement industrial strategy effectively, and creating markets for low carbon technologies whilst managing opposition from consumers, businesses and workers.Publication Year:
2026
Publisher:
UKERC
Author(s):
Lockwood, M., Fletcher, L. and Kuzemko, C.
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English
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