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INSIGHT – Editor’s Week: Clear as mud

Infrastructure was on the agenda this week, with chancellor George Osborne’s surprise announcement of a National Infrastructure Commission, which - it is hoped - will bring some clarity to the UK’s long-term plans for vital projects such as HS2 and power plants. Such clarity can only be dreamt of by those involved in the smart meter rollout which we were warned this week could “destroy” consumer trust. Good news, meanwhile, for Anglian Water, which finally scooped the hotly contested contract for public water in Scotland.

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INSIGHT – Editor’s Week: Clear as mud

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Chief executive’s view: Biomass is the green king

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Best laid plans: how are utilities faring in the death spiral battle?

Ofgem names £173m Humberside Gateway Ofto winner

Customers increase by third to drive rise in Good Energy profits

Final approval granted to England’s largest onshore windfarm

Grid-scale storage could make renewables a baseload generation resource

Al Gore slams UK government for recent renewables cuts

Tesla battery sell-out will not affect UK launch

Leading the charge: the DNOs’ low-carbon projects

GIB and ORE Catapult agree partnership

ECCC confirms inquiry into investor confidence

Renewable UK chief executive steps down

UK renewables investment attractiveness plummets