New Renewable Energy Strategy UK - Adam Brown

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The document discusses renewable energy strategy and opportunities in the UK. It outlines the UK's long term vision and supportive policies to increase renewable energy generation. Key points include the renewable obligation certificate scheme, rapid growth of onshore wind and offshore wind targets, and plans to meet the EU renewable energy target of 15% by 2020 through various policy measures and a focus on technologies like offshore wind, biomass, and wave/tidal.

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Renewable Energy in the UK Strategy and Opportunities Adam Brown Sector Champion – Renewable Energy UK Trade and Investment Florida 20 November 2008

UK Renewable Energy Inward Investment Propositions Long term vision Supportive policy framework Financial and Fiscal Support Companies with developed technology, expertise or operating experience Companies developing new technology. Rapidly growing market World leading research capability Supportive collaborative research environment .

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Growth in UK Renewable Energy Generation 5X increase in New RE in 10 years

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ROC Values Total income = power value +ROC + other benefits = >£100/MWh = >15cents/kWh

Evolution of RO ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Income up to £150/MWh Band Technologies ROC’s Technology ROC’s/MWh Landfill gas 0.25 Sewage gas, Biomass cofiring 0.50 Onshore wind, hydro, Cofiring energy crops, EfW with CHP 1.0 Off shore wind, biomass 1.5 Wave, tidal, Advanced biomass conversion (anaerobic digestion, pyrolysis, gasification), energy crops, biomass chp, PV, geothermal, microgeneration 2.0

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First Two Rounds 18 sites, 2600 MW 15 sites, 7169 MW

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For further Information please contact Adam Brown @ pera .com +44 7723 315441

While UK met its 2020 interim target, there is some doubt regarding whether it will meet the overall 2020 target of 15% of energy consumption from renewables. For the time being it seems that the UK will have to make arrangements to count renewable energy produced and used in other member states to achieve its targets. Additionally, recent government decision to remove preliminary accreditation from the Feed-in-tariff, rejection of several renewable projects and Austrian legal action against development of the Hinkley Point nuclear power plant will have an effect on the countries energy future.

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New Renewable Energy Strategy UK - Adam Brown

1. Renewable Energy in the UK Strategy and Opportunities Adam Brown Sector Champion – Renewable Energy UK Trade and Investment Florida 20 November 2008

2. UK Renewable Energy Inward Investment Propositions Long term vision Supportive policy framework Financial and Fiscal Support Companies with developed technology, expertise or operating experience Companies developing new technology. Rapidly growing market World leading research capability Supportive collaborative research environment .

5. Growth in UK Renewable Energy Generation 5X increase in New RE in 10 years

7. ROC Values Total income = power value +ROC + other benefits = >£100/MWh = >15cents/kWh

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