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Cadent and Equinor to develop plans for ‘hydrogen town’

Cadent and Equinor have agreed to work together to develop plans for a “hydrogen town” in the Humber region in which the gas network would be converted to run on 100% hydrogen. They said the Humber – sometimes described as the UK’s “energy estuary” – is the ideal location for a such pilot due to the other low-carbon hydrogen production projects proposed in the area, including Equinor’s H2H Saltend blue hydrogen plant.

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Drax to invest £40m in BECCS project in 2022

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Ones to watch: standout projects from WPD’s 2021 Innovation Showcase

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UK has been ‘complacent’ about gas supplies for ‘too long’

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Diverse workforces sharing stories and lived experiences key to global energy innovation

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Ofgem consults on removing balancing fees from generators

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‘Cap and floor’ pilot for multi-purpose interconnectors

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Weekend press round-up: ‘Biggest ever’ CfD round opens

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SSEN increases storm compensation by 20%

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Rising above the storm: What are the lessons of Arwen?

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Innovation round-up: National Grid and Hitachi Energy ‘world first’, Anglian trials IoT monitoring

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BEIS and Ofgem outline reviews of networks’ storm responses

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Pay.UK – the next step in Bacs’ evolution

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Northern Powergrid rebuked for delaying storm response

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Storytelling can help to demystify energy

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Investor pressures SSE to split renewables and networks

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Revised energy NPS does not provide necessary ‘step change’

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The ED2 business plans in numbers

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Networks need ‘healthy tension’ between competition and collaboration

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Weekend press round-up: Business secretary says power cuts unacceptable

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national newspapers, there is continued concern about the number of properties still without power following Storm Arwen. Meanwhile, there is analysis of the rising cost of balancing supply and demand on Britain’s electricity system, as well the potential for water companies to generate power through anaerobic digestion.

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