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Brexit and the Internal Energy Market – what should we expect?

Brexit and the Internal Energy Market – what should we expect?

The dust has settled, and in the aftermath of one of the most significant votes in the political history of the UK, a lot of economic and policy uncertainty still hangs over the UK.

9 years ago

Brexit: what does the UK’s future in Europe mean for the energy sector?

9 years ago

Brexit and EU Energy Directives – what should we expect?

9 years ago

Market view: Businesses can bring balance

9 years ago

Analysis: small supplier slowdown

9 years ago

Embedded benefits ‘distorting’ energy market

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Market View: Brexit will impact on UK power supplies

9 years ago

Centrica profits down as customer losses continue

9 years ago

TOPIC: Non-traditional business models

9 years ago

Leader: Thames Water gets cold feet on competition

9 years ago

Analysis: Impact of rising interest rates

9 years ago

Gas prices rocket after storage shutdown

9 years ago

Market view: How utilities can create value

9 years ago

Market view: A plan for UK energy policy

9 years ago

Capacity market costs to climb by £364m due to Brexit

9 years ago

Brexit vote helps push gas and power prices to nine-month highs

9 years ago

Urgent action needed to address water shortages and flood risk

9 years ago

Plant delays force increase in capacity auction targets

9 years ago

Water companies must calculate sludge costs

9 years ago

National Grid banks on SBR for winter margins

9 years ago

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