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UK Electricity Market introduces new Feed-in Tariff.
The Energy Secretary Chris Huhne announced today the reform of the United Kingdom energy market feeling the need for low carbon energy sources and to meet climate change challenges in a context of growing demand.
read more... 30/12/2010
60% reduction in carbon emission by 2030.
The renewable energy trade association, RenewableUK approved today a suggestion that came from the Committee on Climate Change regarding on a 60% reduction of carbon emissions by 2030.
read more... 24/12/2010
New reforms on the UK energetic market.
The First Minister warned about recently published reforms that must put in place long term mechanisms. These reforms imply a stronger support regarding renewables, financial assistance for carbon capture and storage and control emissions.
read more... 21/12/2010
Reforms on UK electricity market
UK Government together with the Treasure and the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) launched consultations in order to transform the electricity market in the UK. The reform provides to increase the level of certainty for the investors, create fair conditions of competition, reduce the carbon emissions and protect household bills.
read more... 20/12/2010
Government announces “radical” reforms on the British energy market.
The reform arises from the advice of Committee on Climate Change which expressed its concerns about excessive carbon emissions.
read more... 17/12/2010