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The Demand projects subtopic contains content related to projects which require energy or electricity in their operations and are particularly energy-intensive, such as manufacturing projects and data centres. It also includes content on related issues affecting these types of project such as energy system flexibility, balancing services, co-location, private wire arrangements and energy networks.

Manufacturing projects

Ensuring renewable, affordable and secure supply of energy to manufacturing projects is a central objective for the energy system and has been subject to significant attention in government policy. The following Practice Notes cover key legal and policy developments in industrial policy affecting manufacturing projects from an energy perspective:

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    UK modern industrial strategy explains the UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy 2025, which encompasses the separately published Clean Energy Industries Sector Plan and the Advanced Manufacturing Sector Plan. It considers the Strategy and the Plans’ key commitments for energy sector and manufacturing market participants. It also considers some key implications for energy and other lawyers advising

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