“Energy Transition – Not so fast!”
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Time is running out to make a difference.
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Time is running out to make a difference.
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On Thursday 12 May, the Energy & Natural Resources Community advisory group held their quarterly meeting. As part of the agenda, sector updates were provided and webinar topics and newsletter content for the wider community membership agreed.
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Energy is an essential component of modern life. It impacts our homes through heating and electricity. It also impacts our mobility whether by car, bus, train or airplane. Energy is an important cost of most manufacturing, agricultural and service businesses. It is vital for the economy as a whole.
Our chart this week gives a breakdown of what makes up the cost of petrol and diesel, which continue to soar in price despite the temporary cut in fuel duty.
The invasion of Ukraine has accelerated the urgency to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, with the case for renewable energy now front and centre for the business community as sustainability is strategic for every business.
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The case for hydropower and the challenges that it faces.
Economists from Deloitte examine how surging energy bills are affecting different sectors, while deflating concerns about recession due to built-up household savings from the pandemic.
Our chart this week looks at Europe’s natural gas supply and its current reliance on Russian gas to keep homes warm, businesses operating and gas-fired power plants generating.
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Scientists in Oxford have set a record for generating energy from nuclear fusion, which is seen as a potential future source of near limitless power, however the experiment still consumed more energy to create the fusion reaction than the energy released by it, but a sustained fusion event like this is a major advance.
Our chart this week is about domestic energy prices and the Ofgem energy price cap rises expected in April and October 2022.