I have the rates but sadly gen is 500w as the mist is so thick I can barely see across the hillside.
I have the rates but sadly gen is 500w as the mist is so thick I can barely see across the hillside.
Graph of the day alert. Stolen from @davidawatson.bsky.social on LinkedIn.
The way the price cap works; the longer this goes on, the closer that dotted line will get to the coloured lines, and the further higher the p/kWh rate will go for standard variable tariffs.
Well obviously you'd appoint an ophthalmologist to the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee.
Is this heralding the US Government environmental standard is now going to be "if you can't see it, its not pollution"?π€¦
Presumably thats Plan B: Plan A was line of people passing along jerry cans
Lord Salmon, of Sandwich in the County of Kent - which slightly spoils it.
Baroness Garden of Frognal is closest to that pattern but not perfect
Flora or fauna you have thinking quickly:
Baroness Hogg
Lord Rea
Lord Fox
Lord Trees (See also Lord Redwood)
I think thats right v-a-v prod/consumer. For Gov and producer its a way to lower cost of capital & therefore bid prices by giving certainty to investors.
This is a law issue not a competition issue imo.
Clean Industry Bonus was introduced for AR7. It baffles me that this was not part of it.
Interconnection (or the lack thereof) absolutely was a factor in the blackout in Spain.
Fra has for decades obstructed both electricity and gas exports out of Spain to protect its nuclear industry.
Not much read across, ICs are nation to nation Fra would have no role in a Sco IC
~20 historical figures and we've run out is fairly laughable.
Have a panel (to stop the Chuckle Brothers winning) with a large short list. Public vote. Job done.
Nice problem to have. And resolved as you'd expect a market to resolve it.
Thats a misunderstanding of the issue in Eng (and it was only Eng) which was classic nimbyism.
The Gov at the time was not opposed to clean energy - unlike the US it planned and delivered a coal closure but favoured offshore over onshore for a variety of reasons.
The instantaneous gas record low is 738 MW & for the day 1.8GW both in '24
The early constraint costs estimates fall, in part bc gen build being off track boundaries are less constrained. This is obviously not great
The suggestions in report are fair enough but eg can they actually accelerate East Anglia boundary (+5.5-7.5GW) a year early. Neso have been quiet on that
Volume savings; but also avoids reterofit costs like Β£300-900 in scaffolding; maybe a new/upgraded consumer unit etc
Timing is a bit poor tbh. Should have been signalling this before the last auction
No manufacturer value in a new engine late 30s or 40s but I imagine they will freeze the ICE part of development so the cost then is just production
Things like lifts or escalators may be locked in for warrantees, approved parts or service agreements and at the mercy of one company?
25yrs would be unviable but we have 7 or 10 years (product depending atm)
200m should mean they live up to my 'Still Mostly Renderings' moniker.
Be plenty on the roads into the 40s.
The deal all but precludes a merger. The original 2039 would have threatened FE if F1 did change.
But with 'sustainable fuels' (sic) may feel they can last out till 48 but manufacturers interest seems less obvious.
Need to ensure repowering is light touch regulation so we don't lose advantages but anything that simplifies, removes risk/uncertainty and/or saves time (esp construction hours at sea*) should make a difference
*Although by the next repowers drones & automation may have changed that fundamentally
Formula E has exclusivity till '48. However BYD do hybrids so a 50:50 series doesn't present them with a big issue.
Thats doomed to get more likes than reposts π€£
F1 can go *very* wrong for brands, but you can certainly see why this might appeal to F1 wanting to target the Chinese audience and BYD wanting the prestige + name recognition in western markets.
P499 for GC0166 is June iirc
Within particularly boundaries it could be pretty small.
New ES is mostly bess atm. Plenty from China. PH is limited CAES/Fe/H2 maybe. Imagine China will be delighted if GB wants to 'compete' on CCS
Lord Foster of Bath is the Chair π©