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Capacity market should be split in two: IPPR

Capacity market should be split in two: IPPR

The capacity market should be split in two to provide greater incentives for the construction of new gas plants, according to a report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR).

9 years ago

Analysis: Coal clings on

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Low-carbon electricity generation reaches record high

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Capacity mechanism ‘isn’t working’, says former Npower chief

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Utilities go back to the 19th century

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Analysis: Can SMRs cut nuclear costs and investment risks?

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Treasury insists low investor confidence is due to volatile energy prices

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Longannet closure marks end of coal generation in Scotland

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Coal plants use as much water as one billion people: Greenpeace

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Green group warns against ‘gold-plating’ capacity market

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Blog: Smart power and security of supply in the UK for 2016

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Blog: The case for Hinkley Point C

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Early signs of climate progress as emissions stall for second year running

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A business case for flexibility

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Shadow energy minister calls for capacity market redesign

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Energy policy ‘unmatched in uncertainty and chaos’: former WEC chair

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Analyst view: RWE and Eon – How the mighty have fallen

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Eon split nears completion as it posts record loss

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Opinion: Government capacity markets

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National Grid: SBR contracts signed for 3.5GW of capacity

10 years ago

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