Supporting the whole energy system - Simon Gill
Supporting the whole energy system - Simon Gill
Is an onshore wind farm in Scotland investable in early 2025? It is an important question. Clean Power 2030 needs 13 GW of new onshore wind by 2030, potentially 10 GW in Scotland. Full details, the report and the open source spreadsheet are available via Regen’s website. My answer, in this ‘open-source’ paper produced with […]
“As currently proposed, we have significant concerns that consumer interests will not be sufficiently protected” Consumer Scotland (CS) in their response the consultation on Sizewell C’s RAB License I was delighted to support Consumer Scotland with their response to the recent consultation on Sizewell C’s RAB License. The draft license lays out the detail of
Authors: Simon Gill and Keith Bell. The full blog post is available on the UKERC website Development of low carbon electricity generation capacity on a level never seen before is required over the next two decades both to decrease the emissions intensity of electricity production and meet growing demand. Although a fair amount of new