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    Britain’s energy future is bright – but we still need Ed Drilliband

    Amid soaring oil prices and growing fears of jet fuel shortages, it feels as though Britain is trapped in an energy permacrisis of its own making. So here’s a note of optimism to counter the doom and gloom: Britain has a bright energy future ahead of it. A few examples:

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    • April 15, 2026
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