IFandP recently had the privilege of interviewing Juliet Davenport, the CEO of Good Energy, the UK’s only energy utility dedicated to producing 100% renewable energy, on the subject of recent developments in the UK power sector, the impact of Feed-in-tariffs and much more besides.
Russia signs agreement with Venezuela to build and operate a nuclear power plant but concerns on both sides remain.
Signing scheduled for late October during presidential visit to Vietnam.
Proposed financing gives momentum to plans to build two reactors with a combined capacity of 1350MW.
Norway’s electricity prices may spike during winter as hydro- and nuclear power fall short of requirements.
Sophisticated malware penetrates security surrounding Iran’s first nuclear power plant.
Agency expects nuclear power to produce 10.4% of global electricity in 2030.
Crude up as traders consider the commodity oversold, expected to see little movement over the next week. Natural gas drops on profit taking, CERs and EUAs relatively unchanged.
Project represents largest single investment in Romania for 20 years.
Japanese utility also looking to focus on overseas operations.
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