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Hydropower – the forgotten renewable?

Hydropower – the forgotten renewable?

Despite the many advantages of this super-sustainable form of generation, no large to medium-head hydropower projects in England, Wales or Northern Ireland currently have the green light. Changing government policy has made it more difficult for hydropower schemes to go ahead – apart from north of the border, where it appears to have more political support.

9 years ago

Utilities go back to the 19th century

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Battery pilot in Scotland to open door to wind energy storage

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Subsidy cuts to save £300m, LCF still on course for overspend

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Ofgem: offshore competition cuts connection costs by £700m

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Blog: The case against Hinkley Point C

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Analysis: Budget 2016 – what it means

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

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Budget 2016: the reaction from the industry

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Budget 2016: carbon reduction commitment scrapped, CCL raised

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SSE sells stake in Clyde windfarm for £355m

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Delivery milestones met by eight CfD projects

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Insuring innovation: the high price of covering wind projects

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Hendry defends solar subsidy cuts

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

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Interconnectors need ‘level playing field’: Energy UK

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RenewableUK tells renewables sector to ‘stop fighting government’

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Britain’s first subsidy-free wind farm planned for Cornwall

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NI confirms closure of RO for large onshore wind

9 years ago

Opinion: Renewables – time to get down to business and build the world’s new power system

9 years ago

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