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AcknowledgementsWe would like to thank the trade bodies that took the time to share their thoughts withus, as well as Ruth Lea, David Lewis, Jonathan Lindsell, John Redwood, Matt Sinclair andothers who have offered their advice. Finally, we would like to thank Tim Philpott for hishelp with the original research. The opinions and conclusions expressed in this paper areours alone.Energy Policyand the EU4
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