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Government confirms plan to close Renewables Obligation to onshore wind in 2016
The government has confirmed that it intends to close the Renewables Obligation to new onshore wind a year earlier than planned. The department of energy and climate change (Decc) today said that...
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Osborne axes CCL exemption, promises review of energy tax ‘alphabet soup’
The government has claimed that businesses will not face significant increases in energy costs from its decision to axe the Climate Change Levy exemption for renewable electricity. Yet the move will...
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Bonfire of the subsidies as Rudd backs shale and nuclear power
Energy Secretary Amber Rudd has signalled further looming cuts to renewable energy subsidies and a firm commitment to nuclear power and shale gas, as well as conventional fossil fuels. Outlining the...
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Decc must deliver credible energy efficiency plan as more renewable power...
The government has confirmed further cuts to renewable energy subsidies. Support rates for biomass and solar power will be reduced following consultation. The department of energy and climate change...
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Businesses braced for cuts to small scale generation and export rates
Government has proposed steep cuts to small scale renewable energy subsidies. The department of energy and climate change (Decc) clarified its intentions in a consultation published today and could yet...
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Scotland’s party leaders to make energy efficiency and renewable heat core...
The leaders of Scotland’s political parties have signed an agreement that puts energy efficiency central to policy-making. WWF Scotland brokered the deal ahead of the 2016 Holyrood elections. It...
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Government confirms plan to close Renewables Obligation to onshore wind in 2016
The government has confirmed that it intends to close the Renewables Obligation to new onshore wind a year earlier than planned. The department of energy and climate change (Decc) today said that...
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Osborne axes CCL exemption, promises review of energy tax ‘alphabet soup’
The government has claimed that businesses will not face significant increases in energy costs from its decision to axe the Climate Change Levy exemption for renewable electricity. Yet the move will...
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Bonfire of the subsidies as Rudd backs shale and nuclear power
Energy Secretary Amber Rudd has signalled further looming cuts to renewable energy subsidies and a firm commitment to nuclear power and shale gas, as well as conventional fossil fuels. Outlining the...
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Decc must deliver credible energy efficiency plan as more renewable power...
The government has confirmed further cuts to renewable energy subsidies. Support rates for biomass and solar power will be reduced following consultation. The department of energy and climate change...
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Businesses braced for cuts to small scale generation and export rates
Government has proposed steep cuts to small scale renewable energy subsidies. The department of energy and climate change (Decc) clarified its intentions in a consultation published today and could yet...
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Scotland’s party leaders to make energy efficiency and renewable heat core...
The leaders of Scotland’s political parties have signed an agreement that puts energy efficiency central to policy-making. WWF Scotland brokered the deal ahead of the 2016 Holyrood elections. It...
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Support to rebuild from Covid-19 ‘heavily’ weighted towards fossil fuels
A new report from technology company Wärtsilä reveals that UK and US stimulus packages announced for energy, as part of measures to rebuild from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, are heavily...
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ScottishPower uses energy from a 69MW onshore windfarm to re-energise part of...
With just one year to go until the eyes of the world are on Glasgow for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), ScottishPower Renewables (SPR) has achieved what is believed to be a global first –...
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ESB joins Red Rock Power in 72-turbine Inch Cape joint venture
ESB has joined with Edinburgh-based Red Rock Power Limited to form a 50:50 joint venture for Inch Cape Offshore, a large wind farm development off the east coast of Scotland. The Red Rock Power – ESB...
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Renewable power is defying the Covid crisis with record growth
Renewables will account for almost 90% of the increase in total power capacity worldwide in 2020 and will accelerate in 2021 to their fastest growth in the last six years, says a new IEA report....
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€5m EU award to study offshore green hydrogen production
ITM Power, Ørsted, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, and Element Energy have been awarded €5 million in funding from The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH2-JU) under the European Commission...
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Winding up the need for renewable energy with data driven support from Atlas...
In response to spiraling gas prices, the urgent need for increasing wind farm output in the UK has placed significant pressure on the renewable energy sector to ramp up operations. Already facing...
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Government confirms plan to close Renewables Obligation to onshore wind in 2016
The government has confirmed that it intends to close the Renewables Obligation to new onshore wind a year earlier than planned. The department of energy and climate change (Decc) today said that...
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Osborne axes CCL exemption, promises review of energy tax ‘alphabet soup’
The government has claimed that businesses will not face significant increases in energy costs from its decision to axe the Climate Change Levy exemption for renewable electricity. Yet the move will...
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