In this episode, Net Zero by Current± is joined by Finlay Colville, head of research at PV-Tech and Solar Media.

The discussion revolves around how the UK solar market fares in comparison to other worldwide markets, as well as what policymakers could be doing to push the industry further.

In this episode, Net Zero by Current± is joined by Tom Smout, senior associate with the GB research team at Aurora Energy Research.

The discussion revolves around the opening of the second consultation for the Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA) and the potential consequences thereof.

In this episode, Net Zero by Current± is joined by Andy Colthorpe, editor of Energy-Storage.news to discuss the role of energy storage in net zero.

Featuring exclusive insights and interviews from the 9th Energy Storage Summit EU.

Net Zero by Current± is back for the first time in

To mark our tenth-ever episode we are joined by special

In the Net Zero by Current± Christmas special we take you through some of our UK decarbonisation highlights of 2023.

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In this episode, Net Zero by Current± explores the the latest news from COP28 so far, the launch of the Clean Heat Market Mechanism, the Office for Budget Responsibility cutting its EV uptake prediction for 2027 by almost half, and the National Grid granting connection visibility for Grid Supply Points (GSPs).

In this episode, Net Zero by Current± explores the Autumn Statement, the increase in Contract for Differences (CfD) administrative strike prices, National Grid ESO's new powers to terminate 'phantom' projects in the grid connection queue, and Ofgem's plans to create Regional Energy Strategic Planners.

In this episode, Net Zero by Current± is joined by Will Norman from PV Tech to discuss, the Energy Act 2023, the King's speech during the State Opening of Parliament, Energy UK warnings that the impending EU carbon tax could be detrimental to UK renewables, and plans revealed for the UK's first GW-scale nationally significant infrastructure project (NSIP).

In this episode, Net Zero by Current± explores a number of key industry findings including the International Energy Agency's (IEA) 'World Energy Outlook' and the National Infrastructure Commission's (NIC) second infrastructure assessment. We also take a look at Cornwall Insight revealing that the UK is likely to miss its offshore wind target and EV charging prices dropping below petrol car running costs.

NOTE: 10:40 correction "...another significant piece of EV news which took place on Tuesday evening.."

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In this episode, Net Zero by Current± explores a new brief from Oxford University which reveals Britain could be powered solely by wind and solar, the Morocco-UK Power Project being deemed an NSIP, and National Grid introduces Short Term flexibility procurement.

The final segment of this episode is an exclusive from this year’s EV World Congress which took place earlier this week.

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