Wholesale Contracts for Difference (WCfD)
Overview
This consultation seeks views on the proposed design of a Wholesale Contracts for Difference (WCfD) scheme for existing low carbon electricity generators in Great Britain. It covers the case for intervention, scheme eligibility, allocation and auction design, commercial arrangements, potential electricity market impacts, and required legislative changes. It also seeks views on a possible hybrid model for generators accredited under the Renewables Obligation.
Responses are welcomed from electricity generators, suppliers, industry bodies, consumer groups, investors, regulators and any other interested stakeholders.
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- Anyone from any background
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- Access to Higher Education
- Apprenticeships
- Bioeconomy
- Business investment
- Carbon budgets
- Carbon capture and storage
- Carbon markets
- Carbon neutrality
- Carbon offsetting
- Climate change
- Coal
- Coal
- Competitiveness
- Consumer rights
- Distributed energy and heat
- Distributed energy and heat
- Economic growth
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Emissions
- Energy and climate change
- Energy and climate change
- Energy efficiency
- Energy efficiency
- Evaluation
- Flexible working
- Fuel poverty
- Fuel poverty
- Further Education
- Further Education loans
- Growth
- Higher Apprenticeship
- Higher Education
- Housing
- Housing
- Industrial strategy
- Innovation
- International
- International
- Investment
- Legacy schemes
- National Minimum Wage
- Nuclear
- Nuclear
- Oil and gas
- Oil and Gas
- Productivity
- Pub companies
- Pubs
- Pubs Code Adjudicator
- Pubs Code of Practice
- R&D
- Regulation
- Regulation and red tape
- Renewable energy
- Renewable energy
- Research
- Saving energy
- Saving energy
- Science (STEM) skills
- Science and society
- Science funding
- Security and resilience
- Security and resilience
- Shared parental leave
- Simplification
- Stability
- Starting a business
- Student loans
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- Taxation
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