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UK Energy White Paper announces very busy 2021

By Adam Brown and Christopher McGee-Osborne
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A New Chapter in Irish Renewables: Ireland’s Green Energy Auction Results

By Peter O'Brien
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The clean green gas of home? UK government consults on (initial) successors to RHI

By Adam Brown
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Keeping the lights on (in lockdown Britain) when the sun is shining

By Lucille De Silva and Adam Brown
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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 “net zero” debate: UK General Election 2019 (and beyond)

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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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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Another interesting year ahead for European renewables

By Adam Brown
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Germany takes the first steps towards the end of coal-fired power

By Thomas Schubert

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