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  06.06.07: Investing in Power Report 

  http://www.ukerc.ac.uk/ResearchProgrammes/TechnologyandPolicyAssessment/TPAInvestignInPower.aspx

  The role of costs, incentives and risks The report finds that because policy goals can depend upon investment in particular technologies, it must be designed with the investment risks, not just technology ... costs, in mind. This is not because concern with costs is wrong, but because costs are only part of the equation. Policymakers cannot detrmine which technologies get built, they can only provide incentives to encourage a diverse and/or low carbon generation mix. And if incentives are to deliver such investment, they must be based on a clear understanding of how investment decisions are made. Executive Summary | Main Report | Press release: | If you would like a hard copy of the report sent to you, please email Angela Knight | Supporting Papers | , February 2007 | , November 2006 | , December 2006, updated May 2007 | , November 2006 Preliminary Outputs | | July 2006   [More...] [Less...]

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  http://www.deloitte.com/dtt/cda/doc/content/UK_EIU_2020vision_Final_July07.pdf

  Energy, Infrastructure and Utilities Audit.Tax.Consulting.Corporate Finance. 2020 vision The next generation Meeting UK power generation objectives in 2020 – a strategic insight 20168 db 2020vision 11/7/07 ... 14:35 Page a b 2020 vision Descriptor Foreword 1 Executive summary 3 Where is the UK now? 7 What needs to be achieved? 13 What are the options? 19 What are the key trade-offs? 23 The way forward 29 Agenda for action 35 Appendix 1: UK energy policy 41 Appendix 2: Our approach 43 Appendix 3: Key risks 45 Appendix 4: The devil in the detail 49 Glossary 53 Contacts 56 Contents “A number of factors have arisen which will make it much harder for the UK to maintain the status quo and which raise real questions about the adequacy of current UK energy policy.” Carl D Hughes UK Head – Energy, Infrastructure & Utilities, Deloitte 20168 db 2020vision 11/7/07 14:35 Page b 2020 vision Foreword During this period, businesses have focused on exploiting North Sea reserves and achieving greater   [More...] [Less...]

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  Energy Markets Outlook: October 2007 - BERR 

  http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/energymarketsoutlook/page41839.html

  Energy Markets Outlook: October 2007 URN No: 07/P28 This area of the website is part of the delivery of the Government’s undertaking, in the Energy White Paper published in May 2007, to introduce a new ... information service providing forward-looking energy market information relating to security of supply. A well as providing a link to the main report, it supports the strategic overview set out in the report, with raw data, background analysis and links to other sources for those with an interest in a more in-depth examination of particular areas summarised in the report. It also enables us to provide regularly updated information in a way which is not possible in an annual report. Energy Markets Outlook: Full version The information contained in this report constitutes general information about the outlook for energy markets. It is not intended to constitute advice for any specific situation. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the report, the opinions, judgments,   [More...] [Less...]

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