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New Power is a specialist report for anyone with an interest in the UK energy industry. We look in-depth at all the issues that have to be addressed to rebuild our industry – moving from a our centralised high-carbon power system to one that will provide heat and power securely, affordably and with minimal carbon dioxide emissions.

Why do you need New Power?

The UK energy sector is beginning unprecedented change. Over the next 20 years, more than 40GW of power generation capacity must be built to replace our ageing fossil fuelled and nuclear power stations. It is estimated that more than £100 billion will be spent on plant and related infrastructure – faster build-out than ever before. Our in-depth analysis, news and industry tracking data is your key to unlock this complex and fast-changing industry.

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Gwynt y Mor Ofto told: no paperwork, no ‘exceptional event’

by New Power • March 23, 2017

Gwynt y Mor OFTO, the company that owns and operates the link connecting the offshore wind farm to the GB network, has failed to convince regulator Ofgem that it should get revenue payments for a period while the link was…

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Renewables Obligation generators contributed 23.4% of total UK electricity in 2015-16

by Annabel Andrews • March 23, 2017

Power stations accredited under the Renewables Obligation generated 69.1TWh of electricity in 2015-16, according to the Ofgem E-Serve Renewables Obligation (RO) Annual Report for 2015-16. This was equivalent to 23.4% of the total electricity supplied to the UK of 295.8TWh.  Combined…

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News

Should energy prices be regulated? More comment

by New Power • March 23, 2017

The debate over whether domestic energy should be subject to price controls has expanded. Former regulator Professor Stephen Littlechild joined other ex-regulators in a letter to the Telegraph that said, “Retail energy price controls would have an adverse effect on…

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News

New Citizens Advice tool rates energy companies on customer service

by Annabel Andrews • March 22, 2017

Citizens Advice has launched a new online tool so that customers can quickly and easily see how the 18 biggest energy suppliers compare at customer service. Recent research by Citizens Advice found that, while price was the biggest factor when…

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News

European Commission clears General Electric takeover of LM Wind Power

by Annabel Andrews • March 21, 2017

The European Commission has approved unconditionally the acquisition of LM Wind Power of Denmark, by General Electric Company of the US. The Commission concluded that the merged entity would continue to face effective competition in Europe. General Electric produces onshore and…

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Flash update, News

Neart na Gaoithe retains CfD after arbitration ruling

by New Power • March 21, 2017

A Contract for Difference for the 450MW Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) ofshore wind farm remains in place, owner Mainstream Renewable Power has said. The CfD counterparty, the Low carbon Contracts Company (LCCC) and NnG had submitted a dispute relating to…

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News

BEIS Committee to investigate electric vehicle market

by Annabel Andrews • March 20, 2017

The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee is to look at the role of electric vehicles in the transition to a low carbon economy and as part of the government’s recently published industrial strategy. In a new short inquiry, the…

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Editor's blog

When a price increase is (sort of) good news

by New Power • March 18, 2017

For the last few years the government and consumer organisations to switch their energy supplier and, generally, to jump on a fixed price deal. It’s good advice and a surge of customers followed it. In most cases they saved a…

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Low carbon policies have reduced emissions without increasing household energy bills, says Committee on Climate Change

by Annabel Andrews • March 16, 2017

The cost of action to tackle climate change and improve energy efficiency has been offset by reductions in household energy bills since the Climate Change Act was passed, according to new analysis by the Committee on Climate Change (CCC). While…

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Coming up in New Power:

DATA offshore wind power project monitor;
ANALYSIS cash-out reform and its interactions; looking forward to IED
Further out, we'll be looking into constraint costs and the capacity market – contact us if you have comment

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