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Nuclear power can deliver a 'levelled-up' green economy - with the right support from government

Business Green

Sue Ferns of trade union Prospect argues the government can help ensure nuclear power provides a vital plank in the net zero transition. The new government has staked its credibility on a twin economic platform of levelling-up the regions and clean growth to beat climate change.

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UK’s National Grid proposes £58bn network upgrade plan

Smart Energy International

National Grid forecasts a 64% growth in power demand to 2035, the UK’s target for net zero. The network upgrade plan would see new infrastructure delivered to connect both onshore and offshore wind power where needed alongside solutions that can optimise the location of strategic, flexible demand connections in the future.

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Fresh U.K. Proposals Chase More Nuclear and Higher Carbon Prices

GreenTechMedia

government’s long-awaited energy white paper is out with confirmation of fresh negotiations with EDF over a new nuclear power station and a drive to push up the price of carbon. According to the government, the plans will create 250,000 jobs. According to the government, the plans will create 250,000 jobs.

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Highlights from the 2022 BP Statistical Review

R-Squared Energy

The Review provides a comprehensive picture of supply and demand for major energy sources on a country-level basis. It is a primary data source for numerous companies, government agencies, and non-government organizations. Energy consumption and production dramatically dropped in 2020, but since then demand has rebounded.

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'It's working': Clean energy supplies nearly 80 per cent of power in Britain on Saturday

Business Green

Fossil gas' share of electricity supplies shrinks to less than 15 per cent over weekend as wind power meets more than half of UK demand. With nuclear power providing 18.3 per cent of electricity generation throughout the day, and solar power 5.8 Meanwhile, fossil gas and coal produced just 14.5

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Highlights From The BP Statistical Review Of World Energy 2021

R-Squared Energy

The Review provides a comprehensive picture of supply and demand for major energy sources on a country-level basis. It is a primary data source for numerous companies, government agencies and non-government organizations. Coal demand in OECD countries fell to the lowest level in the history of the Review, which dates to 1965.

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Energy Security Strategy: Government promises 'major acceleration of homegrown power'

Business Green

The government will tomorrow publish its long-awaited Energy Security Strategy, promising that the sweeping new plan will 'supercharge' clean energy deployment and put the UK on track to source 95 per cent of its power from domestic low carbon sources by 2030.