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BEIS seeks to improve Capacity Market liquidity

BEIS seeks to improve Capacity Market liquidity

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has proposed two temporary rule changes to improve liquidity in the next round of Capacity Market auctions. The proposals were prompted by concerns there may otherwise be insufficient capacity to meet the procurement target for the year-ahead (T-1) auction, increasing cost to consumers and jeopardising the security of supply.

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MOSL has updated its view of 'value' and 'choice' within its purpose and vision statement to reflect the imminent threat to water supplies from climate change. It redefined value to reflect the value of using water efficiently and choice as empowering consumers to choose how, when and where they use water resources.

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