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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.

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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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Just five days left to pre-qualify for this year’s capacity market auctions

by Annabel Andrews • August 23, 2016

There are just five days left to apply for this year’s Capacity Market pre-qualification process. The application window officially closes at 5pm on Friday 26 August 2016 and no submissions will be accepted after this deadline. The auctions affected by the pre-qualification window are: 2016 Four year…

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News

National Grid to bear £17.7 million of extra Black Start contract costs, £54 million can be recouped from customers

by New Power • August 23, 2016

Regulator Ofgem has said National Grid must bear £17.7 million of a £113 million bill it incurred procuring so-called ‘Black Start’ services. Within that bill customers will pay an additional £54 million, above budgetted costs, because Ofgem said National Grid…

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Demand Side Response tender fails to bring forward offers for winter 2016/17

by New Power • August 23, 2016

National Grid is talking afresh to demand side balancing reserve (DSBR) providers about how they can respond to the need for peak services this winter, after it had ‘minimal’ response to its June tender for the service to be provided…

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Removing carbon price floor would reduce imported energy by 39%, report finds

by Annabel Andrews • August 22, 2016

Removing carbon price support after 2025 would reduce net interconnector inflows by around 39%, with France and Benelux seeing the biggest decrease, according to a new report by Aurora Energy Research. The report assessed the likely impact of removing carbon price support post-2025,…

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Editor's blog

‘Sticky’ customer databases, white label products, and customer switching: key data questions

by New Power • August 21, 2016

Once again customers are being urged to switch energy supplier to take advantage of the cheapest deals. It’s good advice. Switching numbers are increasing as so-called ‘white label’ brands enter the market. Some are apparently supplied by familiar names like…

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GoCompare tool lets consumers calculate household energy use by the second

by Annabel Andrews • August 18, 2016

A new microsite created by comparison website GoCompare gives users the chance to input the number of electrical devices being used throughout their home in order to calculate, in real time, how much money they are spending on energy by…

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Energy storage firms need certainty on future frequency response capacity, SmartestEnergy says

by Annabel Andrews • August 17, 2016

SmartestEnergy has called for the National Grid to provide more certainty on future frequency response capacity in order to drive the emerging energy storage sector. SmartestEnergy consulted 45 battery storage innovators in the lead up to the first Enhanced Frequency…

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Wales’ oldest wind farm gets consent for repower

by Annabel Andrews • August 16, 2016

Rhyd-y-Groes Wind Farm has received planning consent from Anglesey County Council to be repowered. The current 24 turbine site, built off the north-west tip of Anglesey has been generating power for 24 years making it Wales’ oldest wind farm. Plans to replace…

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Development consent granted for Hornsea Two offshore wind farm

by New Power • August 16, 2016

The Hornsea Two offshore wind farm has received development consent from business and energy secretary Greg Clark. When complete, the windfarm will provide up to 1,800MW  of low carbon electricity to around 1.8 million UK homes. The windfarm would create…

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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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