The best policy for achieving energy resilience is an open, adaptable marketplace for competing energy supplies and technologies, rather than mandates and patchwork subsidies that introduce artificial distortions and constraints in energy markets.
Reality Check
The following commentary is published on Thursdays as part of TPPF’s subscriber-only newsletter The Post. If you would like to subscribe to The Post, click here. Back to the Future Part II, the sequel to the blockbuster hit, was a terrible movie. Perhaps its most sinister element was persuading 12-year-olds across the country that hover boards...