Anna Rehfisch, Author at Brevia Consulting

Five Notable Developments In Nuclear This Week 17.04.2020

It has been announced that Jacobs, a Dallas headquartered energy consulting, engineering and construction services firm, has been awarded several contracts with an estimated combined value of $25 million. The contracts were awarded by Fusion for Energy (F4E), the ITER Organization and the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) in order to support leading-edge research in fusion energy.

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Five COVID-19 Developments In Nuclear 02.04.2020

Nuclear / Anna Rehfisch

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, EDF Energy has introduced a series of measures to ensure its employees are protected against the virus. Not only has it significantly reduced activity on its Hinkley Point C site from 4,000 to 2,000 workers, but it has also instituted extra cleaning, working from home, banning visitors, temperature checks, and bringing in more buses to allow workers to stay apart.

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Lights Out for Big Power?

Energy / Anna Rehfisch

Microgeneration is climbing the political agenda. Since the UK legislated to reach net zero, small-scale, renewable generation is increasingly being seen as the way to decarbonise. The vision being presented is of a smart, flexible energy system powered by local communities. However, in reality, the UK isn’t ready.

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Suppliers Need to Argue their Case in the Face of the Smart Export Guarantee

Energy / Anna Rehfisch

On 10 June 2019, the Government lay legislation introducing a new supplier-led, subsidy-free Smart Export Guarantee (SEG). The SEG is designed to replace the Feed-in Tariffs scheme which was discontinued in March 2019.

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Industry Needs to Embrace CCUS to Reach Net-Zero and Remain Competitive

Energy / Anna Rehfisch

On Thursday 2 May 2019, the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) published a report outlining how the UK can reach Net-zero emissions by 2050.[1]A key component of the plan is the widespread adoption of carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS), however, a lack of policy and financial backing calls into question the likelihood of this happening soon.

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Gas Heating Under Threat

Energy / Anna Rehfisch

In the Spring Statement 2019[1], the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond MP, announced that the UK is going to shift towards low-carbon heating.

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Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 5.03.2019

Energy, Nuclear / Anna Rehfisch

1. The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee launches an investigation into the future of UK energy infrastructure

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Swift Action Can Secure the Future of New Nuclear Generation in the UK

Energy, Nuclear / Anna Rehfisch

On Thursday 17 January 2019, Hitachi announced its suspension of the Wyfla Newydd nuclear project.

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Anna Rehfisch

Five Notable Developments In Nuclear This Week 17.04.2020

Five COVID-19 Developments In Nuclear 02.04.2020

Lights Out for Big Power?

Suppliers Need to Argue their Case in the Face of the Smart Export Guarantee

Industry Needs to Embrace CCUS to Reach Net-Zero and Remain Competitive

Gas Heating Under Threat

Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 5.03.2019

Swift Action Can Secure the Future of New Nuclear Generation in the UK

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