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Renewable Energy Association (REA)

Renewable Energy Association
(REA)
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United Kingdom
+44 (0)20 / 7925 - 3570
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Deep concern in renewable energy industry about proposals in Autumn Budget

Deep concern in renewable energy industry about proposals in Autumn Budget

11/24/2017

Government ends future support for renewable power deployment in Budget until an estimated 2025 / No additional clarity as to how projects will be supported following the existing round of “Contracts-for-Difference” auctions in 2020 / Carbon price trajectory not set as expected / Lack of clarity around how future heat projects will be supported / New support for electric vehicles welcomed but does not fully address significant issues that this Budget poses to the larger renewable energy and clean tech economy

Record renewable power generation reported amid falling coal

Record renewable power generation reported amid falling coal

10/29/2017

Government data shows record renewable electricity generation in Q2 2017, reaching nearly 30% of the mix / Growth in renewable power generation comes amid over 50% fall in coal generation, which reached a record low / Analysis by the REA, however, shows declining solar PV deployment despite it being the cheapest means of new power production available / REA urges Government now to prioritise decarbonisation of heat and transport sector

New report shows nearly 126,000 employed in growing renewables industry, but growth slowing

New report shows nearly 126,000 employed in growing renewables industry, but growth slowing

07/25/2017

REA releases annual publication REView 2017 / 125,940 people employed across renewable heat, power, and transport in the UK in 2015/16 / 2.5% increase in jobs increase compared to 2014/15 / Renewable energy industry worth £17.4bn / Over 16,000 jobs additionally in electric vehicles and energy storage / Renewable energy jobs growth could have been greater without “bonfire of the policies” which started in 2015 / Jobs growth has significantly slowed from nearly 9% two years ago

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