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UK Announces Plans to Accelerate Clean Energy Rollout

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The UK government on Friday set out proposals to reform planning consent criteria and the flagship scheme for awarding renewable projects, aiming to fast-track clean energy rollout as Britain targets clean power by 2030. The government is seeking input by March 21 in the consultation on proposals to provide greater certainty to investors and a better deal for consumers. The government response to the outcome of the consultation is expected ahead…

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Oil Price

UK Announces Plans to Accelerate Clean Energy Rollout

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Bloomberg

UK Moves to Ease Offshore Wind Rules to Boost Renewables Rollout

The UK government unveiled reforms to speed up the rollout of renewable energy projects such as offshore wind as it targets a clean power system by 2030.

2 days ago·United States

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gCaptain

UK Announces Major Reforms to Offshore Wind Development, Targets 50GW by 2030

The UK government unveiled sweeping reforms to accelerate offshore wind development, aiming to streamline planning processes and enhance investment certainty in the renewable energy sector. The UK, which already hosts...

2 days ago

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perspectivemedia.com

Government unveils plans to reform clean power schemes to speed up transition

The proposals aim to speed up the rollout of new projects to help meet the UK’s clean power ambitions. The Government has unveiled proposals to reform renewable energy schemes as part of its efforts to decarbonise the electricity grid by 2030. Auctions for the so-called Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme see developers bid to secure a fixed price they can charge for each megawatt-hour (MWH) of renewable power they generate. This system helps …

2 days ago

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Zawya

UK presents plans for subsidy reform to speed up green energy projects

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) said it is proposing to relax the eligibility criteria on planning consent for fixed-bottom offshore wind and to increase the CfD contract term beyond the current 15 years

2 days ago

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