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UK Water Supply May Run Dry By 2040
Mathew Lawrence's comment on the UK's lack of new reservoirs featured in the Big Issue.
Labour Walks Back Manifesto Pledge on Affordable Housing Targets for New Towns
Adam Peggs spoke to The Telegraph about the government's dilution of its affordable housing plans.
One-Tenth of the UK's Land Has Been Sold Off Since 1979
The i paper covers our "Who Owns Britain?" project and its findings on land privatisation.
Taxpayers Footed Bill for MoD Official's Secondment to Elite Investment Bank
Transition Security Project's research on venture capital influence in the defence sector quoted in Open Democracy.
British Public Overwhelmingly Backs Public Ownership of Thames Water
Mathew Lawrence quoted in The Big Issue on the costs of taking Thames Water into public hands.
Only Public Housing Can Fix Britain's Broken Rental System
Adam Peggs breaks down the UK's new Renters' Rights Act for Jacobin.
In Just One Week, CEO Earnings Have Outstripped the Average Worker's Salary for 2026
Chris Hayes spoke to Greg Barradale at The Big Issue about how the high cost of essentials is driving economic inequality.
The Pentagon's Mineral Stockpiling is Preventing a Green Transition
Transition Security Project's report on the US military's stockpiling of critical minerals in Grist.
How Colonialism Lives on in Caribbean Resorts
Eleanor Shearer introducing our Visualising Extractive Capitalism project in The Guardian.
Housing Crisis Leads to Rise in Rough Sleeping Numbers
Adam Peggs discussed recent developments in the housing crisis on Open City's The Brief podcast.
UK Water Supply May Run Dry By 2040
Mathew Lawrence's comment on the UK's lack of new reservoirs featured in the Big Issue.
Labour Walks Back Manifesto Pledge on Affordable Housing Targets for New Towns
Adam Peggs spoke to The Telegraph about the government's dilution of its affordable housing plans.
One-Tenth of the UK's Land Has Been Sold Off Since 1979
The i paper covers our "Who Owns Britain?" project and its findings on land privatisation.
Taxpayers Footed Bill for MoD Official's Secondment to Elite Investment Bank
Transition Security Project's research on venture capital influence in the defence sector quoted in Open Democracy.
British Public Overwhelmingly Backs Public Ownership of Thames Water
Mathew Lawrence quoted in The Big Issue on the costs of taking Thames Water into public hands.
In Just One Week, CEO Earnings Have Outstripped the Average Worker's Salary for 2026
Chris Hayes spoke to Greg Barradale at The Big Issue about how the high cost of essentials is driving economic inequality.
The Pentagon's Mineral Stockpiling is Preventing a Green Transition
Transition Security Project's report on the US military's stockpiling of critical minerals in Grist.
US Military's Mineral Stockpiling Jeopardises Green Transition Plans
Transition Security Project's report on the Pentagon's growing mineral stockpile featured in the Guardian.
Chancellor's Budget Receives Mixed Response From Unions and Think Tanks
Sarah Nankivell speaks to LabourList about Rachel Reeves' autumn budget.
"Mansion Tax" on Most Valuable Homes to Raise £400 Million A Yer
Quote from Sarah Nankivell about Rachel Reeves' introduction of a "mansion tax" on the most valuable homes.
The UK Is Failing Its Entrepreneurs
UnHerd cites "Who Owns Britain?" to make the case for more public investment.
Right to Buy Costing Councils Millions
Metro on former council homes being bought back by councils at exorbitant prices.
The Energy System Needs Reform
The Press and Journal citing Who Owns Britain as part of the case for energy system reform.
Who Owns Scottish Wind?
Daily Record coverage of Future Economy Scotland's "Who Owns Scottish Wind?" research with Common Wealth.
Water Companies Enjoy Much Higher Profit Margins than the FTSE
The i paper's weekend read on our findings on the water industry for "Who Owns Britain?"
Report Finds Mass Privatisation a Failed Experiment
Our work on the effects of privatisation of key sectors covered in The Guardian.
TUC General Secretary and Green Leader on the Findings of “Who Owns Britain?”
The Guardian covering political responses to the launch of our "Who Owns Britain?" project.
Households Paying a "Privatisation Premium"
The Guardian covering the cost of energy privatisation as part of our "Who Owns Britain?" project.
The Services We Rely on Are Run by Private Interest
Our work on the privatisation of key sectors covered in Politico's London Playbook
The Collapse of Bus Services Since Privatisation
The Guardian covers our research on the privatisation of public transport.
Privatisation Has Created “Rip-off Britain”
The Guardian covers the research of our “Who Owns Britain" project.
Bus Privatisation Has Been a Dead End
The Guardian covering our findings on bus privatisation for our "Who Owns Britain?" project.
Privatisation of Utilities Has Cost Public £200 Bn
The Guardian covering the launch of Common Wealth's "Who Owns Britain?" project.
Councils Require a Stronger “Right to Buy Back”
Common Wealth's report calling for a stronger “right to buy back" covered in The Mirror.
Right to Buy Was a Central Pillar in the Long Assault on Central Government
Chris Hayes quoted in The Mirror on the mass sell-off of council homes.
Thatcher’s Most Famous Policy Has Cost the Taxpayer Billions
Our report on the cost of Right to Buy covered in The Guardian.
Right to Buy Has Cost Taxpayers Billions
Coverage of our findings on the consequences of Right to Buy in The Telegraph.
Right to Buy Laid the Ground for Today’s Housing Crisis
Common Wealth's work on the consequences of Right to Buy in Birmingham Live.
Right to Buy Led to One of the Largest Giveaways in Our History
Common Wealth's on the sale of council homes in The Guardian.
National Grid Comes under Criticism over Network Maintenance
Mathew Lawrence spoke to Rachel Millard at the FT on maintenance spending for the UK's energy grid.
Private Equity Foster Care Making Huge Sums
Our analysis on private equity foster care with The Guardian.
Military Spending Increase Is a Missed Opportunity for Investment in Energy Security
Our analysis, with New Economics Foundation, on the costs of military spending increases compared to investment in clean energy.
Changes to Legal Frameworks Are Needed to Better Hold Corporations Accountable
Leela Jadhav's research on corporate accountability in Inside Housing.
Tougher Sanctions and Reforms Needed to Stop Grenfell-Style Corporate Failures
Our work on corporate accountability and Grenfell in Housing Today.
Calls for Much Tougher Accountability for Firms after Grenfell
Leela Jadhav's work on corporate accountability law and Grenfell in Inside Housing.
Why We Need Stronger Penalties for Corporate Negligence
Our report on the Grenfell Fire and reforms to corporate accountability in The Guardian.
Unsafe Cladding Firms Should Face Much Stronger Sanctions
Common Wealth's research on corporate accountability after the Grenfell Tragegy covered in The Guardian.
The Government Has Said It Would Cost £99 Billion to Nationalise the Water Sector. The True Cost in Law Is Closer to Zero.
Our paper on the cost of public ownership of water in the Guardian.
Public Ownership of Water Would Cost Almost Nothing
The Guardian on our analysis on the real cost of taking water back into public hands.
Military Spending Increases Are Not a Serious Industrial Strategy
David Edgerton in The Guardian referencing Common Wealth's military spending analysis.
The “Warfare State” Is an Idea Stuck in the Past
Khem Rogaly's analysis covered by David Edgerton in The Guardian.
Surging Defence Spending Is a Poor Investment
Khem Rogaly on LBC News on the government's defence spending announcement
Defence Spending Won't Lead an Economic Revival
Khem Rogaly spoke to Mehreen Khan at The Times on the prospects for jobs and the economy from higher military expenditure.
Tax Reliefs on Pensions Poorly Allocated
Our report on rewiring the pensions system from Craig Berry in Professional Pensions
Common Wealth Find Tax Reliefs on Pensions Are Poorly Allocated
Profession Pensions on our report on the UK pensions review.
Energy Networks Under-spending on Infrastructure Upgrades
Our analysis on energy networks under-spending covered in The Times.
Reserve Gas Plants Should Be Taken into Public Ownership
Common Wealth's report on public ownership of gas power plants in the Guardian
Reserve Gas Plants Should be Taken into Public Ownership
The Guardian covering our report on taking gas plants into public hands.
The New Space Scramble Could Mean Privatisation
The Guardian's editorial on our report on space privatisation.
The New Space Scramble Could Mean Privatisation
The Guardian's editorial on our report on space privatisation.
What's the Role of Overseas Investment in Housing?
Investment Monitor cover our research on Build to Rent.
The UK is the World’s Biggest Destination for Overseas Property Investors
Our report on Build to Rent mentioned in the Daily Record.
UK has Become the Number One Destination for Overseas Property Investors
Our work on Build to Rent cited in The National.
Mass Public Housing Can Fix the Housing Crisis
Adam Peggs writes for the i paper on the rise of Build to Rent and the alternative.
Majority Think People with Additional Properties Should Pay More Capital Gains Tax
Mikey Smith covers our polling on housing reforms for the Mirror.
The Growing Build-to-Rent Industry is Dominated by Private Equity and Overseas Investors
Phillip Inman covers our report on the rise of institutional investors in the UK housing market for The Observer.
Manchester's Property Boom Has Benefitted Institutional Investors While Fuelling Gentrification
Sophie Flinders writes for the Big Issue on our new Gentrification Index.
Don't Let a Building Boom Only Work for Big Investors
The Daily Mirror on our Manchester Gentrification Index.
Over 60 Per Cent Would Support a Community-Owned Renewable Energy Project in Their Areas
The New Statesman cover Common Wealth's polling on the Local Power Plan.
Local Renewable Developments Attract Significantly More Support if Community-Owned
FT Sustainable Views covers our polling on community ownership of renewables.
The Public Want a Stake in Renewable Energy Schemes
The Mirror on our polling on community ownership of renewable schemes.
Should Multiple Property Owners Pay More Capital Gains Tax
Birmingham Live on our polling on second homeowners.
Should Tax Rise for Additional Property Owners?
MyLondon survey's readers on the popularity of raising tax on additional properties.
GBE Needs Scale and Maximum Ambition
LabourList covers our reaction to the announcement of Aberdeen as headquarters for GB Energy.
Full Expensing Costs Treasury £20 Billion More than They Generate
Our research with DEMOS on business investment covered in The Guardian.
Should GB Energy Supply Energy Directly?
Utility Week on Common Wealth's recent proposals for GB Energy to include a retail arm.
New Polling Shows Public Appetite for GB Energy to Supply Energy Directly
Our new research and polling on GB Energy covered in the Mirror.
Public Wants to Buy Energy from GB Energy
Business Green on Common Wealth's new research and polling on whether GB Energy should adopt a retail arm.
Westminster Council Has More EV Charging Points than Eight Major Cities Combined
Mikey Smith covers our analysis of disparities in EV chargepoints for the Mirror.
Public-Commons Partnerships Central to Local Energy
The Ecologist dicusses Common Wealth's work on public-commons partnerships as part of wider analysis around opportunities for climate and social justice.
Labour Party Under Pressure to Reveal Plans for Thames Water
Eleanor Shearer spoke to the i newspaper about the state of the water industry.
Collective Bargaining Can Boost Investment in the UK Economy
Larry Elliott writes for The Guardian on the case for trade unions to boost the economy, drawing on Common Wealth analysis.
44 Percent of Our Offshore Wind Assets Are Owned by State-Led Companies
The Shadow Climate Change Minister, Kerry McCarthy, writes about our findings on offshore wind in the New Statesman.
UK Companies Profit Margins up 30 per Cent Post-Pandemic
Common Wealth's analysis on the investment patterns and shareholder payouts of FTSE 350 firms covered in The Guardian.
Since 2000 dividend payments grew 5.5 times faster than labour compensation
The Guardian on our analysis on dividends versus labour compensation for May Day.
Taking back control of local energy can help drive a new generation of renewables
New Statesman Spotlight on Common Wealth's blueprint for the Labour Party's 'Local Power Plan'.
Military Spending Adding to the Climate Crisis
Our Senior Researcher Khem Rogaly spoke to Italian magazine Altreconomia about the ecological impact of the military.
Nearly 45 Per Cent of Offshore Wind Is Owned by Overseas State Enterprises
CityAM discusses our analysis of the offshore wind industry after Labour announce new details on GB Energy.
Transforming Public Ownership from Heresy to Orthodoxy
Our work on public ownership discussed by Phil Tinline in the New Statesman.
High Interest Rates Only Prolong Stagnation and Windfall Bank Profits
The Guardian's editorial on the Bank of England discusses our work on bank profits and the systemic significance of energy prices.
If Labour Heeds the Budget’s Political Constraints It Will Limit Our Energy Future
Melanie Brusseler spoke to LabourList on the 2024 Spring Budget.
The Guardian View on Great British Energy
The Guardian's editorial on our report calling for an ambitious publicly owned energy company.
A Publicly Owned Energy Company Can Help Get Growth Right
The Guardian's Richard Partington argues direct public investment in energy can help revive a flagging economy.
Study: Labour Clean Energy Plans Could Save up to £1 Billion Through Lower Interest Payments
Business Green on our report on a publicly owned energy champion.
Large Majority Back Public Ownership of Renewable Energy Infrastructure
The Mirror on our new polling with YouGov on public ownership of renewables.
Labour Urged to Invest £30 Billion in Publicly Owned Energy
Our key report on a publicly owned clean energy champion covered by Richard Partington in The Guardian.
BP and Shell's Investment in Low-Carbon Flatlines in 2023
Our analysis of BP and Shell's full-year results covered in Energy Monitor.
Fossil Fuels a Risky Bet for Private Equity Investors
Sophie Flinders work on who owns the North Sea covered in Energy Monitor
Two Fifths of North Sea Licenses are Held Owned by Overseas Investors
Energy Monitor covers our recent map of who owns North Sea oil and gas
Europe's Supermarkets Going to War over 'Shrinkflation'
Fortune discusses our findings with IPPR on corporate profits and inflation.
Study of 1300 Companies Finds Corporate Profits Contributing to Inflation
Fortune on our paper with IPPR on profits and inflation.
Excess Profits of Large Companies Have Contributed to Persisting Inflation
CNBC on our report with IPPR on inflation and corporate profits
Excess Profits Contributing to Persistent Inflation
Our report with IPPR on corporate profits in The Independent.
Financial Markets Won’t Fix the Climate Emergency
Our interactive database of the 'Toxic Bonds' funding Big Oil from Sophie Flinders covered in New Statesman Spotlight.
Only Public Housing Can Fix Britain's Broken Rental System
Adam Peggs breaks down the UK's new Renters' Rights Act for Jacobin.
How Colonialism Lives on in Caribbean Resorts
Eleanor Shearer introducing our Visualising Extractive Capitalism project in The Guardian.
Labour Can't Fix Our Broken Economy With These Fiscal Rules
Eleanor Shearer wrote about Labour's short-termist fiscal policy for OpenDemocracy.
Experts Respond to Rachel Reeves' Autumn Budget
Sarah Nankivell breaks down the meaning of the Chancellor's autumn budget for The Guardian.
Reversing Privatisation Can Address the Cost of Living Crisis
Mathew Lawrence in The Guardian on the cost of living, "Who Owns Britain?" and the "privatisation premium".
Local Government Paying Back Hundreds of Thousands for Former Council Homes
Chris Hayes comment for the Big Issue's investigation into Right to Buy.
Militarism on a Burning Planet
Khem Rogaly and Patrick Bigger write for Jacobin Magazine on the launch of Transition Security Project.
Rising Water Bills a Consequence of Privatisation
Our comments on rising water bills linked to in Politico PM playbook.
Shareholders of Britain’s Privatised Energy Companies Have Taken at Least £70.7bn in Dividend Payouts Between 2010 and 2025
Our analysis of energy privatisation covered in The Guardian
The Privatisation of Water Was Based on a Fantasy
Mathew Lawrence on the privatisation of water in Propsect Magazine
The US Must Envision a New Era of Green Economic Planning
Op-ed by Melanie Brusseler in the run-up to the launch of the Green Planning Commission.
The Selling off of Green Space Tell a Much Larger Story About Privatisation
Adam Peggs quoted in Big Issue discussing the sell-off of public land.
The Ongoing Implications of Right to Buy
Our report on the effects of Right to Buy covered in The Big Issue.
Privatisation Continues to Lead to Higher Bills for the Public
Eleanor Shearer writes on the consequences of water privatisation for openDemocracy
Public Ownership Can Save English Water
Eleanor Shearer writes for Open Democracy on why regulation can't fix England's privatised water system.
Private Fostering Agencies Are Making Millions from Local Councils
Sacha Hilhorst in The Guardian on the profit-making of independent fostering agencies.
Energy Security Needs to Be Prioritised
Quote from Chris Hayes on energy security and military spending in the Guardian.
Austerity to Fund Military Expenditure is a Big Mistake
Khem Rogaly's analysis on military spending in The Times.
Labour Must Get The Renationalisation of Rail Right
Sarah Nankivell in the Guardian on public ownership of the railways.
Public Ownership of Rail Can’t Just Be Business-As-Usual with a New Logo
Sarah Nankivell writes for the Guardian on the prize from getting public ownership of rail right — and the risk of getting it wrong.
Why the Prospect of Space Privatisation is More Real than You Think
Carla Ibled on Novara Media on space privatisation.
High Rise Boom is Not Helping Fix the Housing Crisis
Adam Peggs spoke to the i paper on the rise of Build to Rent.
Public Ownership Must Be the Goal for British Steel
Mathew Lawrence in the i paper's liveblog on public ownership of British Steel.
UK Pension Funds Shouldn’t Be Held Responsible For Lack of Public Investment in Infrastructure
Chris Hayes spoke to the Financial Times in response to the National Wealth Fund's call for UK pension funds to back infrastructure projects.
Higher Military Spending Won't Fix a Flagging Economy
Khem Rogaly writes for the Guardian on why the economic case for higher defence spending doesn't stack up.
The Real Reason the Government is Hiking Military Spending
Khem Rogaly writes for Novara Media on the government's increase in defence spending.
UK Defence Spending is Already Higher Than 1980 Levels
Khem Rogaly spoke to the i paper on government plans to hike military expenditure.
Government Still Lacks a Convincing Account of What Is Wrong with Our Economy
Eleanor Shearer speaks to the Guardian on the government's growth plans
The UK Economy’s Critical Problem Is Insufficient Public Investment
Adam Peggs speaks to the Big Issue about Rachel Reeves' growth speech
Water Bill Rebates Are Fall Too Small
Eleanor Shearer quoted in the Big Issue on water privatisation.
The Case for Publicly Owned Energy
Mathew Lawrence on the government's proposals for how GB Energy would operate and why we need the energy system in public ownership.
Unlocking a Revolution in Community Energy
Nick Pearce, author of our report on community energy, on the report's findings for Stir to Action.
The Key Challenges Great British Energy Would Need to Overcome
Adam Khan and Melanie Brusseler write for the House Magazine on how GB Energy can be delivered with deep ambition.
How GB Energy Can Deliver the Energy Transition and Lower Bills
Mathew Lawrence wrote for the Financial Times' Sustainable Views newsletter on GB Energy.
Publicly Owned Electric Vehicle Chargepoints Can Speed up the Transition
Sophie Flinders writes for the Big Issue on our recent work on EV chrgepoints.
Yorkshire Being Held Back by Underinvestment in EV Chargepoints
Sophie Flinders writes for Yorkshire Post on regional inequalities in EV chargepoints.
Public Coordination Needed for the EV Transition
Khem Rogaly and Melanie Brusseler wrote on the EVs transition for New Statesman Spotlight's Substack.
Labour's Housing Policies Come under Criticism
Adam Peggs spoke to the i about omissions on housing and renters' rights from the Labour manifesto.
What Great British Energy Will Do and Why It Should Be More Ambitious
Melanie Brusseler and Mathew Lawrence for LabourList on the party's energy plans.
Why We Should Take the Power Grid into Public Ownership?
Melanie Brusseler and Sandeep Vaheesan wrote for Heatmap on public ownership of the grid.
Will GB Energy Transform the UK's Energy System?
Mathew Lawrence spoke to the Guardian on Labour's GB Energy plans.
Can Great British Energy Deliver Energy Security for the UK?
Mathew Lawrence spoke to the FT about a publicly owned energy company.
Privatisation and the Pursuit of Profit Have Devastated England’s Waterways
Mathew Lawrence spoke to the New Statesman for their feature on the crisis in England's water industry.
What role will GB Energy really play?
Mathew Lawrence spoke to Sienna Rodgers for The House Magazine about Labour's plans for GB Energy
Top Ministry of Defence Contractors Paid Out £15 Billion to Shareholders Between 2012/13 and 2021/22
Owen Jones discusses our work on the defence sector in The Guardian.
Market Coordination Can't Deliver the Energy Transition
Melanie Brusseler and Chris Hayes wrote for Tribune Magazine on the renewable energy transition.
BP Announces Second Biggest Profit for a Decade
The Guardian Business Live on our response to BP's historic profits.
Labour Must Retain its £28 Billion Net Zero Plan
Mathew Lawrence on the Green Prosperity Plan in the New Statesman.
For-Profit Clean Energy Schemes Can’t Drive the Green Transition
Chris Hayes and Melanie Brusseler on the flaws in the 'Contracts for Difference' renewable scheme.
What Should Labour’s Strategy Be for Cop 28?
Mathew Lawrence spoke to New Statesman Spotlight on COP 28
All of the Labour Party’s Climate Policies and Will They Work?
Chris Hayes spoke to the i newspaper about Labour's plans for GB Energy.
What Are the Lessons of Bidenomics?
Mathew Lawrence and Melanie Brusseler spoke to The Guardian about Bidenomics and green industrial policy in the UK
Can Freeports Ever Be Progressive?
Mathew Lawrence quoted in the New Statesman on the case against freeports.
The Collapse of Thames Water Only Strengthens the Case for Public Ownership
Mathew Lawrence wrote for the Guardian on the need to take Thames Water and the other regional water companies into public ownership.
To Meet Our Climate Obligations, We Need Public Coordination of the Transition
Melanie Brusseler in New Statesman Spotlight on the need to break with market-led coordination of the green transition.
We Need a Publicly-Owned Energy System, Not More Fossil Fuels and Climate Delay
Adam Peggs writes for Energy Monitor on why we urgently need a public energy system.
There’s a Straightforward Way to Slash Energy Bills, a Publicly Owned Energy Generator
Chris Hayes writes for the Guardian on the case for a public energy company to cut bills and drive the green transition forward.
To Remake Britain, We Need to Rewrite the Rules of Corporate Governance
Mathew Lawrence writes for Times Red Box on the need to rewrite the rules of the company to rebalance power.
Is the Energy System Broken?
Mathew Lawrence writes for The Guardian on Centrica's profits and the urgent need for public ownership
Militarisation Is Hindering the Green Transition
Khem Rogaly on Novara Live on the launch of Transition Security Project.
Former Council Homes Enabling Vast Capital Gains
Our comment from Chris Hayes on the second part of the Big Issue's investigation into council homes sold under Right to Buy.
No Other G7 Country Privatised Its Essential Services and Infrastrucutre as Much as in Britain
The findings of our project “Who Owns Britain" featured on Novara Live.
Right to Buy: One of the Biggest Privatisations in UK History
Adam Peggs on LBC discussing Right to Buy and the £194 billion giveaway in public wealth it became.
Report on Cost of Public Ownership Was Paid for by Water Companies
Ewan McGaughey on Andrew Marr on LBC on the cost of public ownership of water
The Government’s Drive to Increase Military Spending Will Bring Insecurity Abroad and Economic Instability at Home.
Khem Rogaly on Sky News on defence spending increases
Britain’s Military and Foreign Policy Is Outdated in the Era of Climate Crisis
Khem Rogaly on LBC News on the government's defence spending announcement.
A Huge Surge in Defence Spending Is the Wrong Move
Khem Rogaly on Sky on the govenment's defence plans.
More Military Expenditure Won't Fix the Economy
Khem Rogaly on LBC News on the defence spending announcement.
Public Ownership Is Needed to Clean up Our Water
Sarah Nankivell on BBC Radio Gloucestershire and Worcestershire on the water sector
Trump's Tariffs Won't Rebalance the US Economy
Melanie Brusseler spoke to LBC News on the impact of Trump's tariffs.
More Military Spending Won't Make us More Secure
Khem Rogaly on Al Jazeera on why the government's defence announcement won't make us more secure/
There is No Need to Increase Military Spending
Khem Rogaly on LBC News debating the government's defence announcement.
The Underlying Problem is Privatisation Has Failed
Eleanor Shearer on LBC News on the crisis in Thames Water and the case for public ownership.
Our Water System Belongs in Public Ownership
Common Wealth's Eleanor Shearer on BBC Radio 2 on the case for democratic public ownership of watr.
Reining in Big Tech in the AI Sector
Eleanor Shearer spoke to the Evening Standard's Science and Tech podcast.
Mathew Lawrence on BBC Radio 4 on the Inflation Reduction Act's Era-defining Implications
Mathew Lawrence spoke to BBC Radio 4 for a new documentary on the Inflation Reduction Act.
The Budget Should Focus on Strategic Public Investment
Eleanor Shearer spoke to Aaron Bastani on Novara Live ahead of the 2024 Spring Budget.
Two Fifths of Equity in North Sea Petroleum is Held by Overseas Companies
BBC Radio Scotland on our new map of who owns North Sea oil and gas.
Who Owns North Sea Oil and Gas?
Chris Hayes appeared on STV News to talk about our findings on who owns North Sea.
Big Oil Can't Steward an Effective Transition
Sophie Flinders spoke to Novara Media about BP's financial results.
Mathew Lawrence on Politics Joe on Public Ownership and the Rise of Asset Managers
Mathew Lawrence spoke to Oli Dugmore, Ava Santina and Ed Campbell on the Politics Joe Podcast
What Does A Think Tank Do?
Mathew Lawrence on the New Statesman podcast on think tanks, our strategy and reimagining ownership.
Shell’s Shareholder Payouts Were 14 Times Their Investment in “Renewables and Energy Solutions”
Novara Media cover our analysis of Shell's quarterly results
Big Oil's Super Profits
Mathew Lawrence spoke to Owen Jones on the windfall profits of the energy giants and the failure of the for-profit company to drive decarbonisation.
Adrienne Buller on BBC News on COP26
Adrienne Buller spoke to BBC News on the need for world leaders to be creative and bold in response to the climate crisis.
Housing Crisis Leads to Rise in Rough Sleeping Numbers
Adam Peggs discussed recent developments in the housing crisis on Open City's The Brief podcast.
Britain's War Crime Cover-Up in Afghanistan
Khem Rogaly spoke to Owen Jones about the public inquiry into British war crimes in Afghanistan.
Does Higher Military Spending Keep Us More Safe?
Khem Rogaly spoke to the New Economics Podcast on how the UK's military industry became so critical.
Right to Buy Has Cost Taxpayers Billions
Common Wealth's report on the sell-off of public housing covered on Novara Media.
The Politics of Housing Will Define the Politics of This Parliament
Mathew Lawrence on Novara Live on the housing announcements in the Spending Review.
The Spending Review Is Only a Start in Rebuilding Social Housing
Mathew Lawrence on Novara Live on the housing announcements in the Spending Review.
Why the Prospect of Space Privatisation is More Real than You Think
Carla Ibled on Novara Media on space privatisation.