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Locational Signals in a Reformed National Market: A review of options

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By Simon Gill, Keith Bell
| UKERC Verified
The UK Government’s Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA) aims to reform the design of the wholesale electricity market to support the delivery of net zero. Locational signals are at the centre of the REMA debate, fuelled by the growing cost of transmission constraints which are argued by proponents of reform to be related to the lack of locational signals on investment in, and operation of, assets connected to the network. REMA is considering two market structures.
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Opinion: How to make the DFID merger work

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By Simon Gill
| Devex
DFID staff at work in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Photo by: James Fulker / DFID / CC BY The most significant concern for ministers managing the impending merger of the U.K. Department for International Development and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office should be the impact of these changes on the poorest and most vulnerable people. Despite the prime minister’s rhetoric, the experience of other countries that have merged foreign affairs with development departments has been mixed.
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Some advice for the UK’s new international development secretary Rory Stewart

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By Simon Gill
| publicfinanceinternational.org
The UK’s new international secretary Rory Stewart has got off to a good start but there is still much he can do to improve the department, says the ODI’s Simon Gill. Rory Stewart [pictured right] is off to a great start as the new secretary of state for international development.
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Designing out human error

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By Hazel Courteney, Simon Gill, Scott Carmichael
| AEROSPACE Magazine Verified
Dr Hazel Courteney, Dr Simon Gill and Scott Carmichael explain how rotary-wing safety group HeliOffshore is exploring a new approach to identifying potential human error in maintenance. An Airbus H175 on search and rescue duties. (Airbus) HeliOffshore, the global safety-focused organisation for the offshore helicopter industry, is exploring a fresh approach to reducing safety risk from aircraft maintenance. Recent trials with Airbus Helicopters and HeliOne show that this new direction has promise.
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