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UK Energy White Paper announces very busy 2021

By Adam Brown and Christopher McGee-Osborne
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UK government looks forward to 2030 (and beyond) with CfD consultation

By Adam Brown
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A smart carbon tax: the silver bullet for the (just) energy transition?

By Adam Brown
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The way towards a competitive bidding process for new offshore wind farms in Belgium

By Nora Wouters
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Europe’s energy regulators work together to tackle market abuse and insider trading

By Gabriele Haas
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FER1 Decree 2019: Incentives Regime for Renewable Energy Plants in Italy

By Carsten Steinhauer and Riccardo Narducci
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Unlocking Poland’s Offshore Potential

By Michał Motylewski
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Chile – a clean energy powerhouse

By Enrique Benítez, Marisol Ceballos, and Enrique Benítez
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Court rules Ofgem’s “embedded benefits” decision not flawed

By Adam Brown
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Ofgem on storage as generation (On the way to a smart, flexible energy system? Part 2)

By Adam Brown
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On the way to a smart, flexible GB energy system? Part 1 (overview and storage)

By Adam Brown
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Strong and stable, or storing up trouble? The outlook for energy storage projects in the UK

By Adam Brown

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