The Guardian claims that according to research by Bloomberg New Energy Finance there are about 200 gigawatts worth of electricity projects waiting for a grid connection, although many are applications from projects that have not yet been implemented. And why … Continue reading →
Summary In order to replace all fossil fuels with clean electricity, we calculate the world needs to spend about $105 trillion. This is more than the world’s total Gross Domestic Product, which was about $85 trillion in 2018. If this … Continue reading →
The UK government Feed-in Tariff scheme, which used to pay those with solar panels for the energy they generated, ended in 2020. It was replaced by the Smart Export Guarantee scheme. Find independent advice about the scheme here. See here … Continue reading →
The Core4Grid project, led by Green Energy Options of Cambridge [1] (GEO) is proving market viability and customer acceptance of GEO’s future flexible grid. Working with industry partners, GEO are leading a Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) … Continue reading →
IPV Flexgen design, develop and install roof and ground mounted solar PV, battery storage and electric vehicle charging and energy distribution projects. They have been developing and delivering renewable energy projects in the UK and Ireland since 2010. IPV Flexgen … Continue reading →
Heart of England Community Energy (HECE) owns more assets than any other community energy society in the UK. It is a community benefit society regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and is bound to act for the benefit of … Continue reading →