This paper explores the local politics of potential top-down decentralised energy systems, by focusing on a zero carbon project in Rugeley.
This study seeks to answer key questions on which long duration electricity storage (LDES) and low carbon dispatchable power (LCDP) technologies can be delivered by 2030/2035 in the UK.
The two consultations address how the market should be structured alongside NESO’s new remit for strategic energy planning to deliver a system with the right balance of generation, demand and transmission infrastructure in terms of both scale and location.
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