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Net zero corporates and ESG
Is our energy market design fit for net zero?
In our latest podcast, our Research Partner, Dan Atzori, and our Senior Modeler, Tom Edwards, discuss energy governance challenges and how to overcome them. A number of key stakeholders in the energy transition are raising the issue of whether the governance status quo is adequate for achieving net zero. While...
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Energy storage and flexibility
Virtual Lead Party: Opening up opportunities for flexibility providers to access BM & Project TERRE
This podcast features our experts, Tom Edwards, Senior Modeller and BSC Panel member, and our Head of Training, Ed Reed. They introduce the new arrangements that allow more asset owners and operators to provide balancing services to National Grid ESO. Specifically, they discuss the introduction of the new “Virtual Lead...
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Heat networks
The future of UK heat networks
In our latest podcast, our experts Ed Reed, Tom Lusher, Stuart Leaver and Duncan Southgate – an associate – discuss developments in the UK Heat Networks Space. This follows on from our popular insight paper "The Future of UK heat networks – critical comparisons with European markets". The experts discuss...
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Low carbon generation
GB wholesale power market trends and views on future developments
In our latest Podcast, our two Senior Modellers, Tom Edwards and Tom Musker provide their views on a range of wholesale market issues, including recent trends and future developments. The questions are posed by Ben Hall, our Head of New Business, and focus on key topics including: drivers of recent...
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Home supply and services
The ups and downs of energy retail
In the second of a new monthly series of podcasts, Cornwall Insight’s retail energy market experts Anna Moss and Robert Buckley chat to Head of Research, Ed Reed. They mull over a busy autumn 2018 of increasing competition, several supplier exits and the looming default price cap. They conclude by discussing...
