Just under the wire! The CLG has published the consultation on zero carbon. Big hat tip to Mr Devlin. Comments to follow shortly.
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Zero Carbon consultation published
Posted in climate change, Code for Sustainable Homes, energy, private wire, renewable energy, sustainability, tagged Code 6, zero carbon consultation, zero carbon definition on December 17, 2008| Leave a Comment »
private wire NOT illegal
Posted in private wire, tagged Citiworks, ECJ on November 27, 2008| 7 Comments »
Some people have got the wrong end of the stick on the Citiworks ruling. But some companies appear to be deliberately spreading misinformation to further their own ends.
Just to be clear the ECJ ruling doesn’t make private wire illegal. It does require that private wire networks allow third party access. In other words, if I operate a private wire network I have to allow other electricity suppliers access to my customers. This can be done in a couple of ways, but it can be done without changing the private wire arrangement. In other words, the network will still be license exempt.
So if you come across people saying otherwise, you can contradict them with confidence.
update on private wire
Posted in chp, private wire, renewable energy, tagged BERR, Citiworks, DECC, ECJ, OFGEM on October 15, 2008| 3 Comments »
Over recent weeks it’s become clearer which way the wind is blowing on private wire. Although BERR and OFGEM have set themselves an end-of-year deadline for finalising changes to the licensing regime, it’s possible to get a feel for which way they’re headed. Here are some of the key bits:
BERR’s reaction to Citiworks: bad news for small generation in the UK?
Posted in chp, climate change, energy, micro chp, private wire, renewable energy, sustainability, utilities, wind turbines, tagged BERR, Citiworks, license exemption, OFGEM on June 19, 2008| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday BERR and OFGEM released proposals for changing the way the electricity regulations work with regard to distributed energy generation. This is particularly important because it’s BERR’s first public reaction to the Citiworks ruling by the European Court of Justice two weeks ago.
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