The UK is finally making moves on reducing bills by reducing our reliance on Gas as a source of energy
We’re really good at installing green/renewables, but from the way our grid is set up, the cost benefits are being limited. If the government finds a way to make our bills reflect the cheapness of renewables, then it’d make a huge difference for a lot of people, making bills cheaper for people and businesses, which should help suppress inflation
> Current grid bottlenecks mean there is not enough capacity to transport the abundance of electricity generated in periods of strong winds to areas where energy demand is highest.
> ..
> This should help to cut the rising cost of paying windfarms to turn off when they generate more electricity than the grid can transport. Without better interconnection these payments, which consumers cover via their energy bills, are expected to reach more than £12bn a year by the end of the decade.
Plus-Literature-7221 on
> by 2034
Impressive how slow this country is at doing anythibg.
kreygmu on
These projects were approved back in 2022, this publication is just approving them being delayed and providing them with more funding.
Raceworx on
Just waiting to see the press release from Reform screaming about pulling this when they get in power to save the whales and how being energy independent is woke.
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The UK is finally making moves on reducing bills by reducing our reliance on Gas as a source of energy
We’re really good at installing green/renewables, but from the way our grid is set up, the cost benefits are being limited. If the government finds a way to make our bills reflect the cheapness of renewables, then it’d make a huge difference for a lot of people, making bills cheaper for people and businesses, which should help suppress inflation
> Current grid bottlenecks mean there is not enough capacity to transport the abundance of electricity generated in periods of strong winds to areas where energy demand is highest.
> ..
> This should help to cut the rising cost of paying windfarms to turn off when they generate more electricity than the grid can transport. Without better interconnection these payments, which consumers cover via their energy bills, are expected to reach more than £12bn a year by the end of the decade.
> by 2034
Impressive how slow this country is at doing anythibg.
These projects were approved back in 2022, this publication is just approving them being delayed and providing them with more funding.
Just waiting to see the press release from Reform screaming about pulling this when they get in power to save the whales and how being energy independent is woke.