Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 27.07.18
1. French nuclear sector organisations established he French Nuclear Energy Industry Group (GIFEN).
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Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 20.07.18
1. The Government published a plan to realise the wider benefits of Hinkley Point C.
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How Might the National Infrastructure Assessment Shape Future Energy Policy?
Last week the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) published its first National Infrastructure Assessment (NIA).
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Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this week 13.07.18
1. The Government’s latest Brexit white paper outlined how it envisages a post-Brexit UK-EU nuclear relationship.
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Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 06.07.18
House of Lords to Examine if the Office For Nuclear Regulation is ready for Brexit.
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Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 29.06.18
1. The Government announced a sector deal for the nuclear industry.
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Five Notable Developments in Nuclear this Week 22.06.18
1. The National Audit Office published a report into the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority’s progress at Sellafield.
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Potential Winds of Change For the UK’s Onshore Wind Sector?
The UK Government has relaxed its opposition to the development of subsidised onshore wind projects.
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Should the Government Re-Evaluate Policies to Keep the Lights On?
Last week Aurora Energy Research published a report that questions the UK’s reliance on interconnectors to secure its energy supply.
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An End to the Warm Home Discount Exemption?
The Government may be forced to revise its policy of exempting smaller suppliers from providing the Warm Home Discount, which provides a £140 rebate on energy bills for fuel poor pensioners.
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