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New global report to help cities manage their food waste

New report is practical guide for policymakers on food waste reduction, collection, and treatment  Treating all food waste globally would reduce CO2 emissions by the equivalent of taking all cars in the EU off the road  Report says treating inedible food…

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Ofgem issue revised Tariff Guarantee Guide

Following the successful passing of the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) reforms through Parliament over the last few weeks the reformed and refocused scheme is due to come into force on 22nd May 2018. The Tariff Guarantee process will go live…

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Creating a new, independent environmental watchdog

Earlier this year the government published the 25 Year Environment Plan, setting out its ambition for this to be the first generation that leaves the environment in a better state than that in which we inherited it. To ensure that…

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RHI scheme spending – gap tightens for 2018/19

Last week, BEIS released their latest monthly forecast for estimated committed expenditure on the RHI for the next 12 months. The data can be found here. Key points: Current estimate of committed spend for the 2018/19 financial year is £826m,…

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Demand for gas in the UK falls in 2017

The latest gas statistics released by BEIS at the end of April show that total demand for gas in the country fell in 2017. Though domestic production increased slightly in 2017 to 465 TWh (+0.3% compared to 2016), imports of…

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RHI regulations to come into force on 22 May

The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) regulations have now been approved in both Houses of Parliament, and subject to completing some final approvals will come into force on Tuesday 22 May 2018. Tariff Guarantees will open at 10am on Tuesday 22…

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RHI reforms pass through the House of Lords

At just after 6:15pm on 9 May, the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) regulations successfully made their way through the Lords Grand Committee. The next step in the legislative process is for the Secretary of State to sign them into law…

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