Fixing the UK’s broken energy market
Regulations meant to ensure low energy prices have trapped utilities in a death spiral.
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Matt is a staff writer covering global energy generation, storage, and resource affairs.
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A draft of the bloc’s green finance taxonomy sets out conditions for projects to receive transition funds.
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BySSE faces activist investor calls to split from renewables business
The UK energy company has rejected calls from one of its activist investors to split its renewable generation arm…
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Iberdrola and H2 Green Steel announce 1GW electrolyser
The Spanish energy giant and Swedish steel manufacturer have announced a €2.3bn deal to construct a 1GW hydrogen electrolyser.
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Sinopec commits $470m to 300MW hydrogen electrolyser in China
State-owned oil giant Sinopec has started construction on an electrolyser to produce 20,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year…
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