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BEIS unveils plans to tackle ‘market distortion’ from ECO

The government has outlined plans to tackle a market distortion from the energy company obligation (ECO), with a view to eventually removing supplier thresholds. In a new consultation, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy set out how it intends to expand the ECO scheme so more small suppliers would be obligated.

4 years ago

Cap & Floor considered as model for funding storage

4 years ago

Scarsella on ED2: Asking for more money doesn’t show ambition

4 years ago

Storm of submissions to ScotWind leasing round

4 years ago

Thames revises smart meter ambition after Ofwat challenge

4 years ago

Good Energy hits back at ‘highly opportunistic’ Ecotricity

4 years ago

Local climate bonds could raise billions for green projects

4 years ago

Ecotricity reveals £56m bid for Good Energy

4 years ago

Thames sets out three-point turnaround after ‘unacceptable’ year

4 years ago

Weekend press round-up: Centrica looks to convert Rough to store hydrogen

In our latest round-up of weekend’s papers, Centrica looks to spend £1.6 billion to convert the Rough gas storage site to hold hydrogen and it’s revealed the government’s new green bonds will not be used to invest in nuclear energy.

4 years ago