UK regulator Ofgem is consulting on proposals to approve the need for three new electricity interconnectors. http://www.scottishenergynews.com/ofgem-proposes-three-new-electricity-interconnectors-between-uk-and-eu-but-not-scotland/
Shrinking incentives are threatening the future of smaller wind turbine projects across the country, according to CKD Galbraith, an independent property consultancy. http://www.scottishenergynews.com/single-turbine-small-wind-projects-could-be-unviable-within-three-years/
The UK is the first country in the EU to have started a “capacity market”. Under this scheme, the UK government offers payments to electricity suppliers for making “backup capacity” available. The first auction, held in December for capacity in 2018/2019, has resulted in contracts for £931 million for UK Read more