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Commission proposes ‘big switches’ for high-carbon sectors

Commission proposes ‘big switches’ for high-carbon sectors

The government should organise bulk power purchasing agreements of renewable electricity for energy intensive industries in order to help cut the cost of their shift to lower carbon power sources, a cross-party commission has urged. The IPPR Environmental Justice Commission also called for the streamlining of existing consumer support for decarbonisation into a single £7.5 billion a year “GreenGO” scheme to help households switch heating, home insulation and transport.

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Local climate bonds could raise billions for green projects

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Weekend press round-up: Tideway seeks rise in water bills

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Three tests the Heat and Buildings Strategy must pass

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Regulating for success in addressing climate change

As part of our Countdown to COP focus on the future of regulation, the National Infrastructure Commission’s Giles Stevens gives his view on why overhauling the regulatory process is essential for meeting the net-zero target.

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Heat and Buildings Strategy due next week

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21st-century mobilisation: Transform your business with extraordinary pace

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Leadsom and Rudd call for offshore wind wealth funds

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Grid costs making Scottish renewables projects ‘unviable’

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Drax executive steps down from Climate Change Committee

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Ofgem fast tracks proposal to address fault ride through issue

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Johnson and Merkel commit to £1.4bn interconnector

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Gas filled Q1 generation gap as renewables faltered

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Pure Planet unveils simplified flexibility proposition

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Distributed generators to face wider transmission charges

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Equinor triples planned blue hydrogen production to 1.8GW

Norwegian state-owned oil company Equinor has announced plans to build a further 1.2GW of hydrogen production facility in the UK, primarily to fuel the 900MW Keadby hydrogen plant. The company had already revealed plans to construct a 600MW autothermal reformer in Saltend to produce so-called blue hydrogen.

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Transmission process ‘doesn’t work for the new world’

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Constraint costs could rise to £2.5bn by mid-2020s

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Ovo signs PPA with Eneco

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Paving the way to net zero

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