This will help you better understand Ofgem’s process when dealing with Issuing, revoking, transferring and cancelling REGOs, and the circumstances that may cause one of these things to take place. Issuing REGOs If a request for REGOs is submitted appropriately in accordance with Regulation 4 – Schedule 1 and there are no unresolved concerns with […]
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The Renewables Obligation (RO) The Renewables Obligation is the main support mechanism for large-scale renewable energy projects across the UK. For smaller scale generators, the Feed-In-Tariff scheme has been the main source of support. The RO first started in 2002 for England, Scotland, and Wales – closely followed by Northern Ireland in 2005. This scheme
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Although the Renewables Obligation Scheme is being phased out, it is still central to the UK renewable energy strategy. But how does it work? In this article we will explore the current state of renewables generation from different gas-based sources. The Renewables Obligation (RO) The Renewables Obligation is the main support mechanism for large-scale renewable
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For many UK businesses, changing the type of electricity meter that your business uses can be a hassle. But it doesn’t have to be. With our handy guide on changing your meter type, you won’t ever struggle with it again. Change of Measurement Class The type of electricity meter that your business has installed depends
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock these past few years, you know the UK energy sector is going through an incredibly turbulent period. Energy costs spiralling, fossil fuels returning, and energy suppliers going bust… It’s all a little bit mad. But what do you do if your energy supplier goes out of business? Well,
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Smart meters are being rolled out across the UK. Some love them, some hate them, most don’t understand a thing about them… We’re here to change that. How do smart meters work? The roll-out of smart meters across the UK is well underway, and doesn’t look to be slowing down. The government’s Department for Business,
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Solar and wind power renewables receive most of the plaudits. It is mostly fair, as these technologies are incredible. But – what about other forms of renewable energy? Anaerobic Digestion The process of using anaerobic digestions (AD) in order to produce renewable energy is a fairly modern phenomenon. The first unit was built in 1895
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As an energy supplier in the UK, we know how important it is for customers to receive the best deals possible on their energy bills. That’s why we are excited to share our perspective on the UK Energy Bills Discount Scheme, which is set to provide support to eligible non-domestic consumers across Great Britain and
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Australia’s Energy Transition Australia’s energy transition has been a topic of discussion for many years, with the country’s reliance on fossil fuels being a significant concern for many. Despite having significant solar and wind resources, Australia has been lagging behind in terms of investment in renewable energy compared to other countries around the world. However,
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As the world continues to grapple with the effects of climate change, the need for cooperation and action has never been more critical. Two of the world’s largest emitters, China and the United States, have a crucial role to play in addressing the climate crisis. The U.S.-China relationship is vital in combating climate change, and
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