Renewable Power for Business

The Merton Rule: a help or hindrance to your business
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27 March 2009 — started by Bronwyn Galletly, 2degrees

This thread has been created to discuss the following resource: The Merton Rule: a help or hindrance to your business Listen to our expert panel debate the Merton …
Slides - Wind in the Industrial Landscape
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11 July 2011 — added by Laura Spiers, 2degrees

These slides presented by Dr. Mark Hinnells in the webinar 'Wind Power in the Commercial and Industrial Landscape' explore the UK policy and enegy market framework, the UK …
Microgeneration Certification Scheme: What, How & Why
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16 Oct. 2009 — started by Anandita Singh, 2degrees

Today we held an extremely interesting webinar entitled "Microgeneration Certification Scheme: What, How & Why" which, was presented by Paul Rochester (DECC), Simon Keel …
Are Local Enterprise Partnerships the key player in establishing local renewable infrastructure?
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19 April 2011 — started by Matt Blakeley, Financial Leeds

Recent changes in the economic development models from RDA's to LEP's has raised many eyebrows. However with the shift to Localism, the opportunities for LEP's to be engaged …
UK's DECC plans to close feed-in tariff loophole
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25 July 2011 — added by Bose Falk, University of New Mexico

UK's DECC plans to close feed-in tariff loophole
The Future of Marine Renewables in the UK
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27 Feb. 2012 — added by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees

A report by the House of Commons discussing the potential benefits of marine renewables and possible governmental support.
UK CO2 allowances
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8 Dec. 2010 — started by sharon Benning-prince, Avonge Limited

Companies with a climate change levy agreement may need to buy UK CO2 allowances in order to comply with their energy efficiency targets. Envantage are able to purchase CO2 …
The Bioenergy Review
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23 Jan. 2012 — added by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees

This report by the Committee on Climate Change assesses the role of Bioenergy in meeting carbon budgets and targets, drawing on detailed analysis of land use impacts and the …
Feed-in Tariff Scheme Leads to Boom in Solar Panels
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24 Feb. 2012 — added by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees

Since the scheme was launched in 2010, the amount of the renewable energy has grown by more than 41 times.
DECC admits FIT not as costly as once believed
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6 March 2012 — added by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees

Energy Minister Greg Barker admits revised Feed-in Tariff costs are half original estimate.