Hybrid renewables: Why ‘better for the planet’ doesn’t have to mean ‘bad for business’

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Hybrid renewables are playing a strategic role in accelerating the decarbonisation of power generation and supporting the Paris Agreement and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as supporting the UK’s net zero by 2050 ambition and its interim emissions reduction of 78% by 2035. Peter Lo, Onshore Renewables and Storage Sector Director […]

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Hybrid Renewables – A Thought Leadership Series

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ITPEnergised has written a thought leadership series on hybrid renewables and how, among a number of solutions, it has the potential to support the Paris Agreement, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a growing world ambition to achieve net zero in our lifetime and to outperform current Environment and Social Governance (ESG) value propositions. […]

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Forecasting Transmission Access Charges for Renewable Energy Projects

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Peter Lo and Jean Lewis recently featured in Renewable Energy magazine, offering some key advice to offset the financial complications of renewables projects, and help remove a major barrier to success for net zero targets. The article is reproduced here – Current energy transmission access charges have kick-started acute industry debate in the UK, with […]

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