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Transmission credits could attract storage to areas with surplus power

Assets such as batteries and electrolysers that can soak up excess power should receive transmission credits to incentivise them to locate in areas of the country with surplus renewable output. An SSE commissioned report points out that this would mirror the arrangements for generators which already receive credits for locating in areas where electricity demand outstrips supply. This is one of a number of recommended options for reforming Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charges and constraint management to help drive the decarbonisation of the electricity system.

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Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm powers up

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UU gets green light for carbon capture scheme

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‘Sunak has been let down by his advisers’

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SSE casts doubt on Labour’s 2030 green grid goal

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Labour set to stick to Sizewell C finance deal

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CCC: Net zero row back ‘likely to increase bills’

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Dogger Bank produces power for first time

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What is the potential for nuclear-enabled hydrogen?

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Labour plans grid supply chain ‘super-tender’

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Weekend press: Water bosses could be stripped of bonuses under Labour plans

In the weekend papers, Labour previews its pitch to voters on energy and water at its annual party conference in Liverpool this week, including plans to strip bonuses from the boss of water companies polluting Britain’s waterways and offer lower bills to people willing to host infrastructure in their area. Meanwhile, prime minister Rishi Sunak faces criticism over proposals to restrict the installation of solar panels on farmland.

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