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For each client we offer practical, business-focused advice, based on our hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of the sector.
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Energy Portal
Cornwall Energy is pleased to announce the launch of its Energy Portal where you can find all the relevant information needed to inform business and larger user energy purchasing decisions in one place.
The site is available for use by suppliers and brokers to their customers. Contact Aimee Etheridge on 01603 283650 for more details.
News about us
Find out more on our growing team by reading Energy Dispatches.
Publication dates of our Roc forecasts
Monthly Within-year Roc Report
The latest issue of this report was published on 18 April. The next report is due out mid May.
Quarterly Medium-term Roc Report
The latest issue of this report was published on 13 February. The next report is due out mid May.
Find out more about our Roc forecast services here, or contact Ben Hall on 01603 283651.
Electricity Market Reform-Playing Out the Middle Game
Cornwall Energy hosted a seminar on 17 April where academic, government and industry representatives discussed the progress made so far on the government's flagship Electricity Market Reform (EMR) package. The event focussed on the next important steps that needed to be taken to see the EMR implemented.
The day went underway with a technical update by Jonathan Brearley from DECC and a presentation on the role of the system operator by Mark Ripley from National Grid. Gordon Mackerron from the University of Sussex gave a presentation on whether or not EMR can deliver new nuclear, Phil Burns of Frontier Economics addressed other technologies, and David Newbury from Imperial College London discussed how to make CfD FiTs work. Nigel Cornwall summarised themes and also highlighted issues for smaller generators and suppliers. Willy Rickett, former director general of energy at DECC, chaired debate in the morning and afternoon on what still needs to be completed for the EMR to work and who should be paying for the measures.
Please see here for the slides presented at the event. Contact Kate Hill on 01603 283634 for our summary of the event.
Latest news from Energy spectrum on 14 May 2012
This week's Energy perspective reports on "Collective switching—the new swap shop"
Other lead articles:
Queen's Speech confirms yet another Energy Bill
Greens and City question economics of new nuclear build
Ofgem sets path on electricity transmission charging
Oil in 2012--the story so far
Ask for a copy of this week's Energy spectrum to read more on these and other articles or click here for today's headlines.
Ofgem's RMR - the runaway train?
At a Cornwall Energy customer event held on 11 April members of the industry came to voice and discuss insights into the current state of the energy retail market. The event considered the proposals coming forward from Ofgem's Retail Market Review (RMR).
The various RMR consultations have now closed (with the exception of the liquidity proposals which close out on 8 May). The remedies, if implemented, should in Ofgem's view enhance effective consumer engagement in the retail energy markets, leading to greater and more effective competition. But not everyone is convinced, including many industry respondents large and small. Two speakers at our event, Professors Stephen Littlechild and Catherine Waddams, also took issue with elements of the proposals.
Please see here for the slides presented at the event. Contact Caroline O'Leary on 01692 407865 for our summary of the event.
"Understanding the GB gas market" - one day course
There are a few places still available on our next one-day "Understanding the GB gas market" workshop on 19 June 2012.
The previous workshop received a score of 4.4/5 for overall quality. More details and future dates...
"Beyond the RO-Managing the Green Premium"-one day course
Our next one-day workshop is on 12 July 2012. The workshop has had a complete make-over in response to recent government proposals.
The previous workshop received a score of 4.3/5 for overall quality. More details and future dates...
"Getting BETTA" - two-day course
Our next course is on 17-18 October 2012.
The March 2012 workshop received a score of 4.4/5 for overall quality. More details and future dates...
Green Generators Group
The next independent generators meeting is on 7 June 2012 in London. The group is designed to help green generators better track, understand and respond as necessary to consultations and initiatives that impact on industry rules and regulations.
Please contact Ben Hall on 01603 283651 for more details.
Energy Suppliers Forum
The next meeting of the Energy Suppliers Forum is on 13 June 2012. Further information about the forum can be found on its website.