Capacity Market: Proposal regarding locational changes of Capacity Market Units
Overview
The Capacity Market (CM) is regularly reviewed to ensure it remains fit for purpose, reflects changing market conditions and that the CM Rules ensure effective delivery and encourage participation to create competitive auctions.
The government has recently published a consultation on proposed changes to the Capacity Market Rules and Regulations. Alongside this, an urgent reform has been identified which requires a change to the Capacity Market Rules as soon as possible. The proposal aims to enhance the functionality of the scheme and strengthen delivery assurance.
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Audiences
- Construction
 - Freelance researchers
 - HE Journalists and press
 - Innovation community
 - Investment
 - Learned Societies
 - Low carbon technologies
 - National Academies
 - Nuclear
 - Oil and Gas
 - Research Councils
 - Research Funders
 - Researchers
 - Science journalists
 - Science Policy organisations and thinktanks
 - Technology (R&D)
 - Thinktanks
 - Trade bodies
 - Universities
 - University associations
 - Wave and tidal
 - Wind
 
Interests
- Coal
 - Distributed energy and heat
 - Electricity
 - Electricity
 - Energy and climate change
 - Energy and climate change
 - Energy efficiency
 - International
 - Nuclear
 - Oil and gas
 - Renewable energy
 - Renewable energy
 - Saving energy
 - Security and resilience
 - Security and resilience
 
                                        
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