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COMPLETE UK Energy Trends aims to gather publications from media or government departments of relevance to UK energy with a few lines of summary or capturing a key point. Updates will include overseas pieces considered of interest to followers of UK energy.

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Fifth Update of March 2019 – An overview of last weeks Energy news

by completeukenergytrends • 1st Apr 2019 • 0 Comments

(Click a bullet point to open the relevant article) Monday – 25th March Shell has purchased electricity providers and announce big ambitions for power supply. One third of power from present renewables in UK is provided by combustion of biomass. Tuesday – 26th March 21.5 MW power generation unit is now operating in a Cheshire…

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Fourth Update of March 2019 – An overview of last weeks Energy news

by completeukenergytrends • 26th Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

(Click a bullet point to open the relevant article) Monday – 18th March LNG supply into Europe and UK is growing causing unit cost to decrease. Supply is becoming more diverse. Qatar dominance has waned in recent months with USA, Russia now delivering along with Cameroon, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago. 3 graphs are worth a quick…

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Third Update of March 2019 – An overview of last weeks Energy news

by completeukenergytrends • 17th Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

(Click a bullet point to open the relevant article) Monday – 11th March Another one bites the dust (UK energy provider). This time it is Brilliant Energy. FT counts 11 UK utility companies have gone under since January 2018. 1 million customers have been displaced. Hydro-electric schemes in Scottish Highlands face local opposition. Report from…

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Second Update of March 2019 – An overview of last weeks Energy news

by completeukenergytrends • 11th Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

(Click a bullet point to open the relevant article) Monday – 4th March Article makes the case for combination of demand-side response, gas power and European interconnectors meaning we can rely on power supply during periods of high demand and low output from renewable sources. In the Netherlands, an auction to provide offshore wind has…

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