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Offshore wind: floating futures | JD Supra
Globally, some 80% of potential offshore wind power resources are said to lie in waters more than 60 metres deep. These deeper water sites often offer stronger and more continuous wind, but probably cannot be exploited with conventional “fixed bottom” wind turbine units. So the industry, following a path previously charted by offshore oil and gas, is developing floating turbine foundation units. Expectations of floating technology are high.
Supplement to Dentons’ Guide to Investing in renewable energy projects in Europe | JD Supra
As we start a new decade, the forces shaping the European renewables sector are familiar enough, but the longer-term future in each market is becoming harder to predict. State action—for example, in the form of renewables support auctions—remains key. However, the tasks facing governments and regulators are multiplying and becoming more complex, particularly as decarbonization becomes as much a matter of industrial policy as of energy market regulation.
Latest progress towards UK carbon capture and storage and hydrogen industries | JD Supra
Introduction On 17 August 2020, the UK's Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published five new policy documents on carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) and hydrogen. This article discusses how these long-awaited follow-ups to BEIS’s July 2019 consultations on the same subjects signal some progress towards establishing new UK industries.
Latest progress towards UK carbon capture and storage and hydrogen industries | Lexology
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September 1 2020 Introduction On 17 August 2020, the UK's Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published five new policy documents on carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) and hydrogen. This article discusses how these long-awaited follow-ups to BEIS’s July 2019 consultations on the same subjects signal some progress towards establishing new UK industries.
Investing in renewable energy projects in Europe - 2020 | Lexology
O� icial media partner Investing in renewable energy projects in Europe Dentons’ Guide 2020 dentons.com • 3 After several years of declining clean energy investment, Europe’s energy transition is entering a new phase. The von der Leyen Commission’s goal of replacing the current 2030 emissions reduction target of 40 percent with a target of 55 percent reductions against 1990 levels calls for a step change in member states’ decarbonization efforts.
Investing In Renewable Energy Projects In Europe
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Energy market and energy policy issues
Many EU and UK energy policies are closely aligned (see graphic on p3). In many respects, the UK has taken the lead in shaping EU energy policy, with its focus on open and transparent markets, energy security, low carbon energy sources, energy efficiency and high levels of environmental protection. Yet, EU membership has undoubtedly constrained UK policy choices in a way that some believe is detrimental to UK business and/or consumer interests.
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