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Energy weekly highlights—14 July 2022

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Published on: 14 July 2022

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Electricity and gas market regulation and licensing
Ofgem launches call for input on SoLR cost recovery
Ofgem publishes June 2022 quarterly report on FiT installations
Electricity Code Modifications
Networks and network connections
Ofgem consults on minded-to decision concerning ET Network Planning Review
Ofgem opens consultation on modifying RIIO-2 SIF Governance Document
BEIS outlines progress of Pathway projects under Offshore Transmission Network Review
Guidance on application process for MPIs Pilot Regulatory Framework issued
Renewable energy

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Article summary

This week's edition of Energy weekly highlights includes HMRC’s publication of the Energy (Oil and Gas) Profits Levy Bill, BEIS’ confirmation of clean energy secured under CfD AR4, its announcement of successful projects under Streams 1 and 3 of HPRP, Ofgem’s call for input on the Supplier of Last Resort levy and its proposed reforms to reach net zero by 2050.

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