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UK auction fails to bring forward fresh large-scale power capacity

UK auction fails to bring forward fresh large-scale power capacity

The UK government’s second capacity auction has failed to bring forward fresh large-scale generation capacity for use in 2019/2020, instead awarding the bulk of its support to existing generation and interconnectors.

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