NEMs and national government
National Markets
What's the need for NEMs? How National Marketplaces work How are National Markets initiated? What could National Markets do for us? Further details
National e-markets
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a policy paper about national e-markets published by the UK’s Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)

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Further details

This site offers only a taster of the work behind the NEMs proposition. There is a great deal of further information available on how these systems might look, their evolving functionality, the legislation required to make them reality and their likely impact.


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History tells us...
The sheer simplicity of a new infrastructure can be difficult to understand before it exists.



Electricity technology was unstable and confusing when a public supply was first suggested. People wanted to know how all the different types of electricity then on offer would be accommodated in a public supply, whether electricity was for homes or offices and whether supply would be available on Sundays!

The answer to all these queries of course was that transforming electricity into genuine public infrastructure involved a new approach. If properly thought through it could become a mundane, no-thought-required, universal, utility.