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Expanding CfD scheme limits options for REMA

Expanding CfD scheme limits options for REMA

Shifting existing nuclear and renewable generators onto Contracts for Difference (CfDs) will limit the government’s options for its Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA), an industry expert has stated. Speaking to Utility Week Alon Carmel, energy transition expert at PA Consulting, explained his thoughts on what the prime minister's recent announcement will mean for the review.

3 years ago

Analysts warn of electricity shortages over winter

3 years ago

Kwarteng unveils onshore wind rules relaxation

3 years ago

Ofgem consults on shift to fixed balancing charges

3 years ago

Rees-Mogg examines better support for fracking

3 years ago

Octopus Energy doubles solar export payments

3 years ago

Encore for Old King Coal

3 years ago

Weekend press round-up: Power firms U-turn over windfall tax

Our latest round-up of stories from the Bank Holiday weekend includes reports that energy generators believe a windfall tax may be a better option for tackling their excess profits, with fears other proposals could be more damaging to them. Meanwhile, further details have emerged of the government's support package for businesses and there are reports some customers have been prevented from switching to large suppliers.

3 years ago

New speakers confirmed for Utility Week Forum

3 years ago

CCC: Energy independence goal requires radical decarbonisation

3 years ago

Degrees of separation: the future of DSOs

3 years ago

Government must take ‘robust stance’ on CfD expansion

3 years ago

Truss confirms price cap freeze

3 years ago

‘Overwhelming’ renewables support in all constituencies

3 years ago

Power market review should encourage heat pumps

3 years ago

Battery storage to be installed across Scottish Water estate

3 years ago

Equinor seeks consent for offshore wind farm extensions

3 years ago

Weekend press round-up: Truss team hold talks on freezing energy bills

In our latest review of sector coverage in national media, there is speculation around when the new prime minister will act on soaring energy bills, amid warnings about the impact on households and businesses. Meanwhile, concern has been raised about the number of water companies employing former regulators.

3 years ago

Flexible energy is paramount to solving the energy crisis

3 years ago

World’s largest offshore wind farm now fully operational

3 years ago

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