Phil McNally

Phil McNally is a Senior Researcher on Net Zero at the Tony Blair Institute. Previously, he led on low-carbon power policy at Energy UK where he was a representative for the sector on several government advisory groups. Phil holds an MSc in Environmental Technology from Imperial College London and has a particular interest in low-carbon energy policy and the politics of climate action.

Insights by Phil McNally (10)

Economic Prosperity

Staying Power: A Long-Term Framework for a Long-Term Crisis

| 7th September 2022

Phil McNally

Staying Power: A Long-Term Framework for a Long-Term Crisis

Three Birds, One Stone: How Greener Homes Can Solve the Energy Trilemma

An Efficient Energy Transition: Lessons From the UK’s Offshore Wind Rollout

Staying Power: A Long-Term Framework for a Long-Term Crisis

Three Birds, One Stone: How Greener Homes Can Solve the Energy Trilemma

An Efficient Energy Transition: Lessons From the UK’s Offshore Wind Rollout

Powering Ahead: The Need to Reform UK Energy Markets

COP26 Review: Glass Half Full?

Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021 Response

Powering Ahead: The Need to Reform UK Energy Markets

COP26 Review: Glass Half Full?

Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021 Response

The Energy Crisis – A Political Headache That Won’t Go Away Without Fundamental Market Reform

Time to Zero In on the UK Hydrogen Opportunity

Climate Change – an Existential Threat That Can Change the World for the Better

The Energy Crisis – A Political Headache That Won’t Go Away Without Fundamental Market Reform

Time to Zero In on the UK Hydrogen Opportunity

Climate Change – an Existential Threat That Can Change the World for the Better

Mind the Gap: Success at COP26

Mind the Gap: Success at COP26