Posted in energy, renewable energy, tagged DECC, energy gap, LCPD, Poyry, WWF on May 14, 2012| Leave a Comment »
In my last post, I said that “between a quarter and a third of current UK electricity generation capacity will come offline by the end of the decade.”
In a subsequent comment, Mel Starrs asked me for my sources. It’s such an important fact, I think it’s worth fleshing out.
Posted in chp, climate change, energy, tagged Greenpeace, nuclear, Poyry on June 19, 2008| Leave a Comment »
A Poyry report out today finds that by installing new CHP at just nine industrial sites around the country we could meet the electricity demand of 2/3 of the UK households and reduce gas imports by half. CHP is cleaner, cheaper, and more efficient than nuclear with no toxic legacy. It’s also much much faster to deploy. So shall we?
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