...affordability. We need efficient trading, so we would still look to harmonising services and using common platforms. We need shared system services.” Given the complexity of this wish list, it...
...fact it is a highly cost-competitive and low-carbon technology and could deliver electricity at prices below UK wholesale prices. In the near term, the government could arrange another competitive, subsidy-free...
...engagement to deliver net zero whilst protecting landscapes and nature. Click here to download the full report. The final phase of the project, reporting in the autumn, will outline a...
...and economic goals. The complexity of regulating the environment. While regulation principles are well established (e.g. through the Better Regulation Framework), regulating the environment is more complex given its unique...
...term resource efficiency are more important than high levels of consumption and short term profits. This interim report is the first attempt to describe the transformation that will be necessary...
...Hammond, then Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced the first stages of Biodiversity Net Gain, he also commissioned the Dasgupta Review, a comprehensive global review into the link between biodiversity and...
...that the UK reaps the economic benefits of supplying these components. For example, just one 10MW wind turbine requires £880,000 worth of steel. This presents domestic producers with a significant...
...Change Committee estimates that electricity demand will double by 2050 as transport, heat and industry all decarbonise. However, on this journey to connect more clean energy to the grid, networks...
...climate change. This risk is particular acute for companies whose business models rely heavily on fossil fuel extraction or use. On the other hand, companies are also vulnerable to ‘low...
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