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‘Energy Security Strategy is a chance to deliver an energy future which is independent, secure and stable’
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REA re-iterates to BEIS its position on additionality requirements for hydrogen
This item includes the latest views of the REA on additionality and low-carbon electricity inputs
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REA welcomes EV Infrastructure Strategy
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Documents from the EV Forum meeting, 15/03/22
Documents from the REA EV Forum meeting, 15/03/22
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Industry coalition calls on Government to act on energy bill crisis
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Extension of Plug in Van Grant welcomed by REA
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REA response to UK Government commitment to phase out Russian oil imports by end of 2022
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REA responds to plan to boost EV charging infrastructure
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‘Government’s measures to tackle the energy crisis don’t address the scale of the problem’
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‘A missed opportunity’: REA left disappointed as new Net Zero measures omitted from the ‘Levelling Up’ White Paper
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REA sets out how Net Zero policies should be at heart of ‘Levelling Up’ agenda in letter to Secretary of State
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REA says better than expected borrowing figures give Government scope to act on energy bills crisis
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REA welcomes Government backing for Britishvolt gigafactory
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Government urged to act on energy bills after inflation hits three-decade high
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REA call for more renewables as climate crisis’ economic hit revealed
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REA produces six point plan to tackle energy bill crisis
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Expected Policy Development Timeline 2022
Defra have published a consultation that aims to address measures to end the use of peat and peat containing products in the retail sector in England and Wales.
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9th December Gasification and Pyrolysis Working Group Meeting Slides
Gasification and Pyrolysis Working Group Meeting Slides
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Every house is suitable for a heat pump-government study shows
Every house is suitable for a heat pump-government study shows
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Hydrogen business models keep progressing
This item includes the latest updates from meetings that the REA have recently attended on BEIS Hydrogen Business Model work