Joel Kenrick (@joelkenrick) 's Twitter Profile
Joel Kenrick

@joelkenrick

climate change, energy, environment, governance & financial markets. Formerly at Boston Consulting Group, CBI, DECC, European Climate Foundation & WWF UK.

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Penny Sarchet (@pennysarchet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As we go into the third year of the pandemic, the New Scientist team has been delving deep into what we can expect in 2022. I urge you: do not expect the pandemic to end next year. Let’s all go into the new year with realistic expectations.

Joel Kenrick (@joelkenrick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Agree with this child first passport arrived 12 days after applying online (website says expect 4 weeks). And great digital experience with updates throughout. Well done HM Passport Office!

Chris Boardman CBE (@chris_boardman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It shouldn’t take bravery to ride to school or walk to the shops but sometimes it fees that way These changes simply clarify what safe and courteous road users already do. They ensure those with propensity to cause most harm, carry the most responsibility. The AA and RAC agree 👏

Joel Kenrick (@joelkenrick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is one of those terrible days when Channel 4 News really comes into its own. Matt Frei in Kyiv and Krishnan Guru-Murthy with powerful coverage and interviews is a must watch. channel4.com/programmes/cha…

Caspar Salmon (@casparsalmon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

OK, bit of a funny question, but what did you call these, where you lived, when you were growing up? In my family we always called them "chopping boards" but I'm interested to hear what other kind of names people have for them!

OK, bit of a funny question, but what did you call these, where you lived, when you were growing up? In my family we always called them "chopping boards" but I'm interested to hear what other kind of names people have for them!
UK Infrastructure Bank (@ukinfrabank) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We welcome the strategic steer from Chancellor Rishi Sunak HM Treasury reaffirming importance of our mission, esp reducing dependency on fossil fuels, improving energy resilience & increasing UK #Growth. More details to come in our #StrategicPlan in June gov.uk/government/pub…

Joel Kenrick (@joelkenrick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is a fabulous anecdote on Madeleine Albright in obit by Edward Luce. She was first US Secretary of State I remember. Being followed by Powell, Rice & Clinton too easy to be grow complacent role didn’t have to be a white man.

This is a fabulous anecdote on Madeleine Albright in obit by Edward Luce. She was first US Secretary of State I remember. Being followed by Powell, Rice & Clinton too easy to be grow complacent role didn’t have to be a white man.
National Grid ESO (@nationalgrideso) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yesterday #wind generated 45.3% of British electricity followed by nuclear 21.5%, gas 18.4%, solar 7.8%, biomass 3.7%, imports 2.1%, hydro 1.2%, coal 0.0%, coal 0.0% *excl. non-renewable distributed generation

Yesterday #wind generated 45.3% of British electricity followed by nuclear 21.5%, gas 18.4%, solar 7.8%, biomass 3.7%, imports 2.1%, hydro 1.2%, coal 0.0%, coal 0.0% *excl. non-renewable distributed generation
Dr Simon Lee (@simonleewx) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 2020, the Met Office produced a hypothetical weather forecast for 23 July 2050 based on UK climate projections. Today, the forecast for Tuesday is shockingly almost identical for large parts of the country.

In 2020, the <a href="/metoffice/">Met Office</a> produced a hypothetical weather forecast for 23 July 2050 based on UK climate projections.

Today, the forecast for Tuesday is shockingly almost identical for large parts of the country.
The Association for Decentralised Energy (@theadeuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Joel Kenrick (Joel Kenrick), Deputy Director of Policy at UK Infrastructure Bank: "Heat networks might be well proven in other countries but the scale of investment needed in the UK is something new on our shores - we aim to provide confidence and comfort to other investors." #HDECONF22

Joel Kenrick (<a href="/joelkenrick/">Joel Kenrick</a>), Deputy Director of Policy at <a href="/UKInfraBank/">UK Infrastructure Bank</a>:

"Heat networks might be well proven in other countries but the scale of investment needed in the UK is something new on our shores - we aim to provide confidence and comfort to other investors."

#HDECONF22