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Planning reforms to fast track water and energy schemes

Delivering nationally significant energy, water and wastewater infrastructure projects will be accelerated under planning reforms unveiled by the government. Reforms cover changes to the development consent order (DCO) application process, environmental assessments and updating National Policy Statements.

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UK low-carbon investment set to be blown off course

2 years ago

Weekend press round-up: Japanese owners put SES Water up for sale

The Japanese owners of SES Water are reportedly putting the business up for sale due to their reluctance to inject fresh equity into the highly-geared company. Meanwhile, Grant Shapps, head of the newly-formed Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, discusses his plans to make British energy the cheapest in Europe. This and more in Utility Week’s latest round-up of the weekend’s papers.

2 years ago

ESO saves £80m with early start to constraint management scheme

2 years ago

Capacity Market secures record year-ahead power

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UK offshore wind pipeline just shy of 100GW

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NIC to review National Policy Statements for Treasury

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‘New era’ for wind as solution found to recycling blades

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Gridlock: Connecting the country to a net zero future

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Equinor and SSE begin scoping work for 4th Dogger Bank phase

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Just two turbines installed in England last year

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Celtic Sea floating wind boom ‘within reach’

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The Crown Estate signs leasing agreements for six offshore wind farms

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Wind generation exceeds 21GW for first time

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Scots government launches review of offshore wind target

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‘National war effort’ needed on energy efficiency

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New record set for zero-carbon generation

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Net zero delays could cost UK £39bn

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Scottish government sets 20GW onshore wind 2030 goal

The Scottish Government has set a new goal to increase installed onshore wind capacity to 20 GW by 2030. An increase on this scale would mean a more than doubling in Scotland’s deployed onshore wind capacity, which stands at 8.7GW out of a UK total of 14.6GW.

2 years ago

Ofgem revises position on shared offshore transmission links

2 years ago