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Government legislates to cap low-carbon power revenues

The government is introducing legislation to cap the revenues low-carbon generators are making on the back of spiralling gas prices, while allowing them to keep a slice of their profits. Ministers have announced that they are bringing forward an Energy Prices Bill that will include powers to impose a temporary "Cost-Plus Revenue Limit", designed to sever the link between high global gas prices and the wholesale cost of low-carbon electricity.

3 years ago

Consent granted to boost capacity of Seagreen wind farm

3 years ago

Ofwat: Wastewater plans must reflect CSO targets

3 years ago

New EA chair wants pollution fines boost delivered quickly

3 years ago

Ofgem approves enduring double charging solution

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Local power pricing proposals spark fears over fairness

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Statkraft reveals plans to produce green hydrogen for trains

3 years ago

Yorkshire Water trials new sludge screen

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Pride in Energy survey finds rise in LGBTQ+ discrimination

3 years ago

Anglian unveils sites for bathing and reservoir

3 years ago

Weekend press: U-turn on ‘interventionist’ energy efficiency campaign

Our latest roundup of national news coverage from the weekend includes more signs of in-fighting among the Conservative party over the cancelling of a public information campaign on reducing energy demand; a revenue cap for renewable generators moves closer to becoming reality; Octopus progresses its takeover deal for Bulb and The Rivers Trust accuses the Environment Agency of being missing in action.

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