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UK Competition Authority Refers Renewable Energy Scheme for Review
WHY IT MATTERS
The review's outcome will impact the UK's renewable energy sector, with potential consequences for project developers and investors. A revised scheme that meets competition and subsidy rules could lead to more efficient allocation of contracts and fairer market conditions.
What happened
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has referred the proposed Contracts for Difference for Renewables Allocation Round 8 scheme to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero for review. The referral follows a report by the Subsidy Advice Unit, which identified issues with the previous draft of the scheme.
The report's findings will inform the review process, ensuring the scheme aligns with competition and subsidy rules.
The review aims to ensure the scheme promotes fair competition and efficient allocation of renewable energy contracts.
LINKED SOURCES
Referral of the proposed Contracts for Difference for Renewables Allocation Round 8 scheme by DESNZ
UK Competition and Markets Authority · Open Government Licence v3.0 where applicable; attribution required
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