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This event coincided with the passage through Parliament of the Energy Bill implementing Electricity Market Reform (EMR) which is concerned with giving priority to a low-carbon electricity strategy. This event focused on policies needed to underpin a feed-in tariff system for funding renewable energy and also the sort of policy environment that is needed to ensure maximised expansion of renewable energy.
A renewable energy economy? - Dr David Toke
How are we going to de-carbonise heating of buildings? - Dr David Toke
A Proven Solution - Dr David Toke
How the Energy Bill might affect green electricity suppliers and also renewable generators - Holly Tomlinson
What Policy do we need to maximise Renewables deployment? - Martin Alder
Creating a market for 'negawatts' - Rachel Cary
Projekt Sonnenschein - Alban Thurston
Smart Grids or Smart Pricing - David Hirst
How Electricity Market Reform may affect independent renewable generators - Robert Buckley
Birmingham Brief - Electricity Market Reform: All power to the Big Six! The Electricity Market Reform (EMR) has been billed as a measure to decarbonise the electricity economy whilst at the same time stopping the electricity system collapsing as old coal and nuclear power stations come off line. Unfortunately the Government is selecting policy mechanisms that give a market advantage to the electricity majors. Thursday 10th January 2013
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