The New Power Interview: Mike Weston, Chief executive, Pensions Infrastructure Platform
Two years after it came into operation, the Pensions Infrastructure Platform (PIP) has helped raise £1 billion in infrastructure funds.
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Renewables developer: it’s time to leave the UK
Developer Eco2 has sold its Port Clarence biomass project to Glennmont Partners for £160 million. The 40MW project began life two years ago and was jointly developed by Eco2 Ltd and Temporis Capital LLP.
Levy Control Framework: a chance for budget discipline or a political fiction?
The Levy Control Framework (LCF) came under debate at this year’s BIEE meeting.
IEA finds renewable energy costs are ‘no longer outliers’ as they overlap with fossil fuels
Renewable energy technologies are “no longer outliers” in levelised cost of energy (Lcoe), when the costs of electricity generation options are compared, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Interview: Could the NFPA - the first auction platform - meet a new need?
Stuart Stephens, commercial director at the Non-Fossil Purchasing Agency (NFPA), describes the organisation as “legacy”.
Rudd: 'We have enough wind farms'
Plans to close the Renewables Obligation (RO) to wind projects in April 2016 will save the bill payer “hundreds of millions of pounds”, said secretary of state Amber Rudd when she announced the closure in June.
The New Power Interview: Nina Skorupska Chief executive, REA
The Renewable Energy Association's broad membership means it can focus on developing an economic renewable energy industry, its chief executive tells Janet Wood.
Decc finalises sanctions to stop CfD 'gaming'
Decc finalises sanctions to stop CfD 'gaming'