Work to start at NNG
Work is expected to start next year on a major offshore wind farm in the Firth of Forth, after RSPB Scotland was denied permission to appeal against an earlier go-ahead.
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Onshore wind ‘cuts cost’
Research by Arup for ScottishPower Renewables suggests that onshore wind would become the lowest-cost form of new energy generated in the UK if it were included in the existing Contract for Difference (CfD) mechanism.
Targets too low?
Nearly one in five people said they would consider an electric car for their next vehicle, but government needs to work harder to remove barriers and ensure continued support for the industry, according to business and technology consultancy Barin
Volvo moves to electric
Volvo Cars has announced that every new car it launches from 2019 will have an electric motor.
EV to grid
Up to £20 million is available from the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy – working with the Office for Low Emission Vehicles and Innovate UK – to fund projects that investigate new business models, consumer awareness and t
Endeco Interview: load management offers low-cost system benefits
Interview: Felix Lerch, UK chair, Uniper
The UK’s power challenges “have to be dealt with quickly, because they are coming quickly”, says Felix Lerch. Uniper’s UK chair knows something about facing change. The company was spun out of E.On just a year ago.
Opinion: Contracts for difference – or for a different kind of wholesale market?
Contracts for difference are a small part of the wholesale market now, but soon they will be affecting market behaviour, argues Mark Meyrick
Opinion: We can all win in the energy transition – but we must all get involved
Volker Beckers and Wolf Ketter argue that we need a joint understanding of the need for energy transition and how to implement the necessary changes. Once that is achieved, the market will provide momentum
The New Power Leader: Politicians can’t duck their responsibilities
Hinkley Point C is not a good deal, says the National Audit Office.