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...prejudicing UK fuel supply resilience The report recommends that the Government’s intentions for the bill should be clearly explained on its face. The report also argues that despite the Government’s...
...UK, comments: “The logistics industry is fully committed to the UK government’s decarbonisation targets and is looking to work productively with government to ensure the plans are achieved. During the...
Challenges in the AR5 auction spark calls for government action to revitalise the UK’s offshore wind sector. This is not the outcome governments wanted, but perhaps the one the sector...
Following the speech by Rishi Sunak regarding a reset of government policy around net zero we consider the implications for our sector. With some of the key thrusts of the...
...produce other bio-components, with no such issues and with some support to scale up operations. Due to current government policy, there has been no call to produce sustainable fuel in...
...Gertz, was commissioned by the Government to conduct a review into the supply capability of indigenous UK refineries in the face of concerns around rising import dependency for middle distillates...
...and would have the potential to manage the entirety of the obligation. This option has no cost to the exchequer. Government top slice – a middle ground between Government Strategic...
Commenting on the new Transport Decarbonisation Plan (TDP), Kevin Bell, transport and infrastructure partner at law firm Womble Bond Dickinson, comments: “The Government’s ground breaking and world first ‘greenprint’ launched...
...heating. The FPS and its members put forward their thoughts as to how they want to work with government, providing information and ideas on action the government can take to...
...owners, BP, Esso, Shell and Texaco, processing resumed in the early 80s when acquired by the Government. In 2001, it was sold to the US Tosco Corporation, which was then...
...if UK government grasps the nettle and quickly sets the right incentives for investment. If not, the downstream sector could face an uncertain future, with the prospect of carbon leakage...
...European governments (and other governments around the world) where claimants are seeking declarations that they must improve their climate change efforts, and as recently as 4 March 2021 the EU’s...
I am from the Government, and I am here to help – how to win friends and influence people! Welcome to my first column of 2024! I believe this year...
...entitlement to use red diesel from April 2022, UKIFDA is largely in agreement. UKIFDA chief executive Guy Pulham comments; “We lobbied the government ahead of the Budget 2020 and are...
...to £200 for domestic users and £150 for commercial users the Government has now confirmed that the payments will be made ‘as soon as possible in the new year’. The...
With Government acknowledging the positive contribution that the industry can make in the transition to net zero in its recently published Energy White Paper, UKPIA and OGUK have welcomed the...
...about making this a reality.” Paul Rose also highlighted how expanding the trials will be expensive, hence the industry bodies bidding for government funding: “The government has already supported other...
...consequence of delaying the introduction of E10. “Introducing E10 should be a government priority,” said Gaynor Hartnell, REA’s head of renewable fuels. “Vivergo is a part of the government’s Northern...
