EDF Renewables UK and Ireland has signed one of the first renewables industry recognition agreements with major UK trade unions https://t.co/5OpTlP6FxT
@MartinSLewis I see your point Martin but how did this address the climate emergency and the onshore network (excluding offshore) needing £100-240bn (undiscounted, 2020 prices) of investment by 2050?
Always proud to work for energy sector union, even prouder to have played my small part in extending union recognition agreements and winning for members in 2022/3 https://t.co/LM4vJvvkoc
@RobbieCumming Just watching this one and my little un, Charly aged 8, is gutted to discover you came past us at Hoveringham and she missed her chance to see you and wave 🤗 She loves watching CBD since we went on a day boat cruise on the Cheshire ring last year
From coal generation to offshore wind power.➡️💨
Prospect Rep, Paul Clarke, made the jump to #renewableenergy - the dream job he waited almost 15 years for.
https://t.co/xF2qM5fWPI
#ClimateCrisis#EnergyGap 🌎🌪️
Great piece in @guardian by Paul Clarke @ProspectUnion rep on making a reality of #justtransition with union support. https://t.co/0P69vErWN3 We need to see much more of this. #COP26
@NotionalGrid We recently discovered the Science museum had the original scale model of Cottam. Plans are in place to recreate one of the unit control desks there too - it was the first station to use horseshoe layout
@PHGriff@NotionalGrid@DrSimEvans@RWE_UKPA@GuyLipman @CoalFreeDave It's the carbon tax. Paid at station gate and can't get it back, so if it's sold to another party, they'd have to pay it again. And it's c.£50/t to move it, so cheaper to burn. Perverse eh?