In an article for CityAM, James Price highlights how Britain’s net-zero policies are increasing energy costs and reducing economic productivity. However, a pragmatic approach to energy cooperation could offer solutions – both at home and abroad.
One key opportunity lies in Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). Encouraging both sides to work together on energy production and distribution could not only enhance regional energy security but also help ease long-standing political tensions on the island.
By fostering energy collaboration, the UK could support a mutually beneficial framework that strengthens economic ties between both states while addressing disputes through practical cooperation.