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The explosion of BP's drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico and the subsequent environmental disaster has thrown the potential benefits of natural gas into stark relief. Indeed, there is much evidence that natural gas would be the ideal source of energy for the US. However, political conflicts mean that the mainstream use of natural gas is far from certain.
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14 Jun 2010 |
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The price for the nuclear fuel uranium has grown from about $43 per pound in July 2010 to around $70. Whereas in the past prices tended to be mostly driven by speculation and questions over supply, the recent development is also the result of countries around the world planning heavy investment in new nuclear power. This trend raises questions over the financial viability of the resource.
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11 Feb 2011 |
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2011 was a record year for investment in renewable energy technologies, but with recent changes to tariff levels in the UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Poland throwing doubt on governments' commitment to subsidizing the sector, European investment in renewable energy stalled in Q1 of 2012.
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26 Apr 2012 |
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The recent deal under which United Utilities sold its 73MW of renewables capacity to Novera Energy and Macquarie Bank is likely to be followed by further sales of renewables capacity as electricity suppliers grapple with the growing demands of the UK Renewables Obligation. New research by Datamonitor highlights the fact that some players need to buy renewables capacity more than others.
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22 Dec 2004 |
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Drax wants support for dedicated and co-firing biomass to increase following the Renewables Obligation Certificate banding review, but given the tangled web of support options, the UK government must take care to achieve the overall goal of lowering emissions at the least possible cost by the most efficient means. Furthermore, biomass has its own issues and controversies to be considered.
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02 Sep 2011 |
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SSE's decision to gradually increase buying and selling its power on the day-ahead market signals the company's attempt to counter and pre-empt growing pressure from consumers and politicians. This follows government and opposition politicians using the recent conference season to express frustration with the "bloated oligopoly" and the "stranglehold" of the Big Six energy suppliers.
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12 Oct 2011 |
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The UK government has slashed large-scale solar photovoltaic feed-in tariffs, while at the same time opting to increase anaerobic digestion tariffs. Commentators agree that this decision could prove to be problematic, as it might have the adverse effect of slowing down the development of new industry.
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17 Jun 2011 |
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The recently released green manifesto from the UK Labour Party has drawn attention to the current state of the energy sector and pledges that, should Ofgem's 'reform' not show the unspecified results it desires, the government will intercede in the market further. If this happens, it is possible that the market could be damaged rather than improved.
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28 Apr 2010 |
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Recently there has been a stream of news items that paint a negative picture of UK nuclear new builds. For example, the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee believes that the UK government does not have a credible plan to deliver the proposed UK nuclear future. Therefore, it will not be surprising if some of the eight proposed nuclear new builds do not go ahead.
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02 Dec 2011 |
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In an attempt to mitigate a growing dependency on imports, the UK government has revealed legislation to promote development of the North Sea's last offshore oil and gas frontier. Combined with a new licensing round offering licenses for exploration in all UK waters for the first time in 12 years, these incentives will potentially open up 20% of the UK's remaining untapped oil and gas reserves.
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