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Industry expects new investment round in energy-from-waste plants
The “gap” in waste-management options in the UK is likely to prompt further investment in energy-from-waste (EfW) plants, according to a sector update from rating agency Moody’s.
Social Energy plans new utility model
New utility Social Energy says it is the first to win permission from National Grid ESO to aggregate domestic response to trade in the balancing market.
Creds: addressing the ‘whole of energy’
Janet Wood spoke to Nick Eyre about researching the demand side
Tight budgets for CfD allocation
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has announced a Contracts for Difference budget of £60 million for the next allocation round, planned for May 2019.
What now for the Capacity Market?
When the European Court of Justice set aside GB’s Capacity Market (CM) in November saying it was illegal state aid, it took the industry entirely by surprise.
The New Power Interview: Mark Elmer and John Greasley, Nemo Link
Nemo Link, a 1000MW interconnector between the GB and Belgian markets, is due to go into operation in the next few months.
Data can help solve energy problems
Data can shrink loyalty penalties and grow clean energy, says Nick Shenken
Editor's letter: Over caution is bad for industry and consumers
National Grid as System Operator (in both gas and electricity) has to take a cautious approach to security of supply. So does the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
Electric vehicles and storage: think again
Network views of batteries are moving on from a threat to an opportunity for the grid. Who will take the benefit? Janet Wood looked at what happens if you view electric vehicles as storage instead of demand