The number of electric vehicle (EV) charge points per EV has fallen to its lowest level since 2018, according to research conducted by Cornwall Insight.
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New research gauges Australia’s battery energy storage pipeline at 7 GW: New analysis from Cornwall Insight Australia has put Australia's current battery energy storage pipeline at 7 GW. Of course, the vast majority of that… https://t.co/0LxohhIzLL #solarenergy#solarpv#solar
The Spending Review by the Chancellor today follows up and is consistent with the Prime Minister’s 10-plant point plan released last week. In the spending review, the new National Infrastructure Bank was announced.
This morning Ofgem confirmed that mutualisation has been triggered for 2019-20 (CP18) of the Renewables Obligation. Ofgem has not confirmed the total shortfall but this is the third consecutive compliance period to have the mechanism triggered… (1/3)
Backlash grows against the government's "regressive" green gas levy...three of Britain's biggest suppliers, @OVOEnergy, @eonenergyuk & @octopus_energy, write to @KwasiKwarteng to warn the planned flat-rate levy on all homes & businesses is "clearly unjust" https://t.co/i4Z26XVqdT
Published today our blog ‘Finding best practice in Ofgem’s compliance and enforcement outcomes’ https://t.co/OPkQYthSTq Along with our quarterly compliance update @CornwallInsight will be hosting a podcast on the topic too! Message me for details.
Millions of households have their energy bills capped for another year as government extends scheme – but customers still encouraged to switch
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Cornwall Insight suggests that there is a strong case for the government to consult with industry on whether the current market design needs to be rethought so that it can deliver the net zero ambitions.
#Electricity#generation is transforming with net zero. Does power market design need to do the same?
This is explored in a report from @CornwallInsight - The net zero paradox – challenges of designing markets to bring forward low marginal cost resources.
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We have just released our latest insight paper, 'The net zero paradox'.
Tom Edwards investigates the challenges and solutions for the design of electricity markets to reach net zero in world dominated by low marginal cost variable renewables.
https://t.co/BaR7Q9zwgg
Downing St plans mega-green package end-October
- hydrogen fuel
- carbon capture & storage
- more wind farms
- earlier ban on sale of new petrol cars
- small modular reactors
- synthetic fuel
- home insulation
- smart cities
me and @peggyhollinger
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