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Germany and the European Union expand scrutiny of foreign investment – Considerations for the energy sector
Chile – a clean energy powerhouse
Big data in the energy sector: GDPR reminder for energy companies
Court rules Ofgem’s “embedded benefits” decision not flawed
Ofgem on storage as generation (On the way to a smart, flexible energy system? Part 2)
On 29 September 2017, Ofgem published two storage-related consultations on possible modifications to the standard licence conditions of electricity generation […]
On the way to a smart, flexible GB energy system? Part 1 (overview and storage)
Things may be starting to move a bit faster in the world of GB energy policy after what you could […]
Strong and stable, or storing up trouble? The outlook for energy storage projects in the UK
While strength and stability have taken rhetorical centre stage in the run-up to the UK’s snap General Election on 8 […]
Alberta unveils Renewable Electricity Program: The beginning of the end for the energy-only market?
On November 3, 2016, the Alberta government released the details of its long-awaited plan to accelerate the development of renewable […]
Energy Brexit: initial thoughts
In the energy sector, as elsewhere, it is far too early to give any definitive view on the effects of […]
Global perspectives on the energy sector
What is the future for traditional power utilities? What can Europe learn from the US experience of capacity markets? What […]
UK electricity interconnectors: all coming together (by about 2020)?
One of the problems faced by the UK in achieving security of electricity supply at an affordable cost is its […]