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Coming winter could be ‘tightest we’ve ever seen’: UCL professor

Coming winter could be ‘tightest we’ve ever seen’: UCL professor

The closure of a number of coal-fired power stations this year could mean the coming winter is the “tightest we’ve ever seen”, according an academic from University College London.

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Drax signs ancillary services contract with National Grid

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Capacity market should be split in two: IPPR

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Event: Future Networks Birmingham, 15 March 2016

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SSE to keep Fiddler’s Ferry open for an extra year

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Capacity mechanism ‘isn’t working’, says former Npower chief

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Get on the right side of Remit

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Treasury insists low investor confidence is due to volatile energy prices

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Solar industry braces for potential VAT hike

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First wave of fines set precedent for REMIT enforcement

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Market may need intervention to secure winter capacity, warns Platts

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Energy traders need clarity on enforcement of REMIT

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Growth of renewables led to increased hedging in 2015

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Analyst view: RWE and Eon – How the mighty have fallen

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Interview: Marcus Rink, chief inspector, Drinking Water Inspectorate

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Eon split nears completion as it posts record loss

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Carbon price to average €6.6 per tonne in 2016: analysts

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UK gas and power prices down 8 per cent in February

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Opinion: Government capacity markets

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Day-ahead volumes up in February, intraday trading down: APX

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