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Welcome to the latest round-up. We have pulled together some of the biggest developments in energy into one, convenient list to help you keep up to date with the ever-moving landscape of the UK’s energy sector.
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Energy transition ‘needs careful management’
The crisis that followed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine highlights the need to maintain supply while cutting emissions
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Corporate funding into battery storage rose to $12.9 billion in Q1 2022
Global battery storage is already well on the way to beating the $17 billion in corporate funding raised during 2021
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Better energy efficiency can comfortably support global population of 10 billion
Through improved efficiency and sufficiency methods, a population of 10 billion could be supported by just 40% of today’s global energy expenditure
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Global clean energy capacity grew 9% in 2021
Global renewable generation capacity reached 3064GW at the end of 2021, 9% more than the previous year
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Body set up to boost Britain’s energy resilience
The Future Systems Operator (FSO) is to be launched to integrate existing networks with emerging technologies
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UK storage pipeline doubles in 12 months
The pipeline of battery projects in the UK grew from 16.1GW in early 2021 to 32.1GW in 2022
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