The UK government is set to abandon plans for zonal pricing in the country’s electricity market, a move that will likely be met with relief by the majority of renewable energy developers. Industry sources anticipate that Energy Secretary Ed Miliband
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GE Vernova has announced the successful commissioning of the first block of the Hsinta power station in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, marking a significant milestone in the facility’s transition from coal to natural gas. The initial 1.3-GW unit, part of the Tai
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The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has launched a consultation on its updated strategy, outlining a roadmap for the safe, secure, and sustainable decommissioning of the UK’s legacy nuclear sites. This strategy, a revision of the 2021 version
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Vistra’s Perry nuclear power plant in Ohio has secured a 20-year license extension from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), allowing it to operate until 2046. This extension, approved following Vistra’s 2023 application, marks the final lic
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NKT has broken ground on a new high-voltage power cable test centre at its Karlskrona, Sweden factory, a move that underscores the company’s commitment to expanding its production and testing capabilities. This facility, slated to become one of the w
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NKT has completed a critical cable replacement project for the Dutch section of the NorNed interconnector, a vital link in Europe’s energy infrastructure. The interconnector, which facilitates the exchange of renewable hydropower from Norway and wind
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Ameren Missouri has set its sights on a significant energy infrastructure project, filing an application with state regulators for the construction of an 800-MW natural gas-fired power plant and its first large-scale battery energy storage facility.
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The University of Exeter’s latest research has shed light on the intricate relationship between the UK’s low-carbon transition and productivity, challenging the energy sector to rethink its approach to pricing and profit. The study, published alongsi
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Plenitude, the renewable energy arm of Italian energy giant Eni, has broken ground on its latest solar venture in Andalusia, Spain. The 200MW Entrenúcleos solar project, straddling Dos Hermanas and Coria del Río in Seville, is set to become a signifi
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The UK’s energy landscape has taken a significant step forward with Energy Secretary Ed Miliband granting planning consent to the 1.5GW Mona offshore wind farm, a joint venture between BP and EnBW. This development, located off the coast of north-wes
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