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This week the Onshore Wind and Energy Exports conferences rolled into Edinburgh and Aberdeen, respectively. 

 

This came as Andy Burnham made his first appearance in the House of Commons as prime minister, and Holyrood published its programme for government.

But what does it all mean? Renewable UK CEO Tara Singh, and Scottish renewables boss Angela ...


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Stavanger was a buzz this week as ONS returned.

Offshore Europe's sister show welcomed more than 69,000 people as the future of oil and gas both in Norway and the UK was the topic of conversation.

Even in Stavanger Rosebank is on everybody's lips, find out what Equinor had to say about that and more in this week's episode of Out Loud by Energy Voice.

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The consultation on Rosebank came to a close this week and with that questions of when the government will give its verdict began to crop up.

The hot tip at the moment is the government will announce a decision next month, but will it be the right one? Well, depending on who you ask a yes or a no could be the best thing for the UK and the climate. 

In this episode...


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In a special episode, energy policy whisperer Nick Butler takes some time to talk to E-FWD editor Ed Reed on the limits of UK energy thinking.

Nick thinks there's scope for politicians to work together for a greater good, with a plea for pragmatism. Ed takes a more pessimistic view, maintaining that the current division of responsibilities makes such a move impossible....


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The UK government announced payments of £250 a year over a decade for those living within 500m of new pylons, but is this a bribe? 

 

The decision came amid pushback from locals regarding the ramp up of transmission infrastructure, the need for this infrastructure and the benefits the energy transition will bring need to be weighed up.

We also discus...


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