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New Power is a specialist report for anyone with an interest in the UK energy industry. We look in-depth at all the issues that have to be addressed to rebuild our industry – moving from a our centralised high-carbon power system to one that will provide heat and power securely, affordably and with minimal carbon dioxide emissions.

Why do you need New Power?

The UK energy sector is beginning unprecedented change. Over the next 20 years, more than 40GW of power generation capacity must be built to replace our ageing fossil fuelled and nuclear power stations. It is estimated that more than £100 billion will be spent on plant and related infrastructure – faster build-out than ever before. Our in-depth analysis, news and industry tracking data is your key to unlock this complex and fast-changing industry.

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News

Ofgem seeks partner to administer voluntary redress funds

by Annabel Andrews • February 21, 2017

Ofgem has today published a contract notice for the procurement of an independent organisation to manage and allocate voluntary redress funds, which are paid to charitable bodies by energy companies in lieu of a penalty following wrong-doing or a failure…

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News

Centrica plans to invest £100m in innovative tech start ups

by Annabel Andrews • February 20, 2017

Centrica has announced a new venture, Centrica Innovations, that will identify, incubate and accelerate new technologies and innovations. The new business unit will include a venture fund of up to £100 million to invest in start-ups, in exchange for access to technology and entrepreneurial capability and resources.…

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Perspective

OPINION: Please come back bankers, all is forgiven – we need wholesale market liquidity

by New Power • February 20, 2017

Dominic Whittome, consultant and ex-energy trader, regrets the loss of banks and other third parties from commodities and power trading In November the Financial Times reported that Barclays was winding down its energy – largely oil and gas – trading business,…

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Longread

Ofgem warns Oftos it may get stricter on 3rd party outages

by Annabel Andrews • February 16, 2017

This is an extract from an article in the February 2017 issue of New Power.  Regulator Ofgem has warned it may change the way it accounts for the offshore transmission cable availability during outages caused by ‘exceptional events’ like cable strikes…

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News

Horizon builds team to deliver new nuclear at Wylfa

by New Power • February 16, 2017

Horizon Nuclear Power has called on US nuclear utility Exelon to provide  expertise as it develops its plans to build a new nuclear plant, Wylfa Nywedd, in Wales. Horizon is planning to apply for a site licence for the project.…

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Flash update

Submit tenders by Friday for Demand Turn-Up payments this summer

by Annabel Andrews • February 15, 2017

Large energy users and aggregators who want to be paid to use power this summer have to submit their tenders by 5pm Friday. National Grid expects to have to manage excess generation of 3-5GW during the summer of 2017. The…

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News

Low wholesale prices reduce EDF Energy profits by 29 per cent

by Annabel Andrews • February 14, 2017

EDF Energy said today that lower wholesale prices were behind a 29% reduction in operating profit for its UK business. In 2016, the firm brought in an underlying operating profit of £470m, compared to £664m in 2015. This figure does not include a…

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News

Toshiba delays results to investigate ‘inappropriate pressure’ over nuclear deal

by New Power • February 14, 2017

Toshiba, parent of the company planning to build a new nuclear plant at Moorside in Cumbria, has announced a $6.3 billion write-down for its US nuclear subsidiary Westinghouse. Reuters said that would “wipe out its shareholder equity and will drag…

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News

Government to keep FiT support for larger AD plants – for now

by Annabel Andrews • February 13, 2017

The government has stepped back from its proposal to cut the support for anaerobic digestion plants above 500kW. The government’s review of support for Anaerobic Digestion (AD) and micro-CHP originally suggested cutting the Feed in Tariff for AD plants sized 500kW-5MW to zero.…

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Coming up in New Power:

DATA offshore wind power project monitor;
ANALYSIS cash-out reform and its interactions; looking forward to IED
Further out, we'll be looking into constraint costs and the capacity market – contact us if you have comment

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