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7
Nov

Regional Electricity Price VariationIt would be a fair assumption that the majority of commercial end users of electricity think that the cost of electricity to be pretty much the same throughout the UK, whether they are based in Aberdeen, Kings Lynn or Weston Super-Mare. The reality is somewhat different with variation around the country based on a number of factors. Thus many clients express some consternation about similar consuming sites within a group having, sometimes very different pricing. Electricity prices can differ around the nation and can vary significantly from region to region. To name a few these factors contributing to this: continue

Category : Electricity Prices | Energy Companies | Energy Prices | Blog
23
Dec

Shocked ManNpower’s continued inability to contribute to the coffers of parent RWE looks likely to move them up the cost saving and asset disposal list.

As RWE struggle to come to grips with the phase-out of nuclear energy in 2022, net debt of over £24 billion, a less than anticipated return on a recent share sale, loss-making long-term gas deals and its failure to setup a joint venture with Gazprom for the takeover of all European generation including the UK, it doesn’t bode well.

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Category : Energy Companies | Energy Prices | Energy Production | Uncategorized | Blog
30
Nov

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It has taken 25 years of de-regulation for realisation that the Energy Market is in a mess. Whilst some of us brokers and consultants have been a small but insistent voice over the years, trying to persuade Suppliers not to deal with unprofessional TPIs (Third Party Intermediaries), finally Ofgem could have power and legislation to make this happen by the accreditation of energy brokers and TPIs
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Category : Administration | Energy Companies | Energy Prices | Legislation | Blog
26
Oct

Maize Crop Severn TrentSevern Trent Water, one of the UK’s biggest water utilities is on course to complete the first commercial scale dedicated crop digestion plant. Each year 37,000 tonnes of maize is fed into £15 million worth of machinery investment, enabling Severn Trent Water to produce 15GWh of electricity which will be utilised to help run the sewage treatment works.
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Category : Alternatives | Energy Production | Blog