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Levelling up to Net Zero: Boris Johnson’s Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution

By Adam Brown
  • General
  • United Kingdom

WHAT THE UK GOVERNMENT’S TEN POINT PLAN MEANS FOR CCUS

By Christopher McGee-Osborne
  • Consumers and Communities
  • Efficiency
  • Heat and Transport
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

The clean green gas of home? UK government consults on (initial) successors to RHI

By Adam Brown
  • Power Networks
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

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

By Lucille De Silva and Adam Brown
  • Africa
  • Oil and Gas
  • United Kingdom

COVID-19 and force majeure positions on Oil & Gas industry standard agreements

By Humphrey Douglas and Kenny Paton
  • Efficiency
  • Fossil Fuel Generation
  • Heat and Transport
  • Nuclear
  • Oil and Gas
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

The “net zero” debate: UK General Election 2019 (and beyond)

By Adam Brown
  • Europe
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

Another interesting year ahead for European renewables

By Adam Brown
  • Efficiency
  • Europe
  • Heat and Transport
  • Power Networks
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

Big data in the energy sector: GDPR reminder for energy companies

By Esther Rusling and Nick Graham
  • Europe
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

Talking points in the solar market

By Lucille De Silva
  • Electricity Market Reform
  • Fossil Fuel Generation
  • Power Networks
  • United Kingdom

Court rules Ofgem’s “embedded benefits” decision not flawed

By Adam Brown
  • Consumers and Communities
  • United Kingdom

Further step towards energy retail price (re-)regulation as tariff cap Bill is introduced into UK Parliament

By Adam Brown
  • Electricity Market Reform
  • Power Networks
  • Renewables
  • United Kingdom

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

By Adam Brown

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