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  • Upgrading the grid risks ending up like HS2

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    Upgrading the UK's electricity grid is a vastly complex project. I hope the government's learned from HS2, writes John Lazar.

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  • Tony Blair calls on Labour to ditch key net zero target

    Energy

    Tony Blair’s think tank has called for the government to ditch its 2030 clean power target as it urged the Labour government to focus on making electricity cheaper in order to persuade Brits to use it over gas.  In a report published by the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), researchers called for the government to “solve” [...]

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  • Offshore wind: Banks hesitant to support developments

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    Banks are proving hesitant to finance offshore wind projects due to concerns surrounding the use of Chinese equipment, according to a new report. Security concerns, a lack of precedent and doubts that China-based equipment manufacturers can provide sufficient guarantees around performance have led would-be financiers to sit on their hands before plugging in cash, energy [...]

    Banks are reluctant to finance offshore wind projects according to a new report
  • Ørsted’s cancelled offshore wind project puts net zero mission at risk, says Shadow Energy Secretary

    May 7, 2025

    There are growing doubts over the government’s ability to meet its net zero targets after the company behind one of Britain’s biggest-ever wind farms abruptly pulled the plug on the project, citing overwhelming cost pressures. Denmark-based Ørsted, which won the contract to develop the 2.4GW Hornsea 4 offshore windfarm last year, said it took the [...]

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