Neil O'Sullivan

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Neil O'Sullivan is an Associate in Commercial Litigation at Addleshaw Goddard. He was Assistant Director at Politeia between 2012 and 2015, having studied History at Cambridge University.

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‘Keeping the Lights On – Are there lessons to be learnt from Germany?’, by Neil O’Sullivan

By Neil O'Sullivan
July 12, 2013

Following news from Germany that its system of subsidies for renewable energy may hamper progress towards effective electricity storage, the question for the UK is: Should this...

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‘Should Energy Prices Rise?’, by Neil O’Sullivan

By Neil O'Sullivan
February 22, 2013

As ministers acknowledge that energy bills may go up, Politeia's Assistant Director, Neil O'Sullivan, considers some of the causes.

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