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Energy weekly highlights—17 March 2022

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Published on: 17 March 2022
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Table of contents

  • Brexit
  • Horizon Europe funding guaranteed for UK applicants until December 2022
  • Electricity and gas market regulation and licensing
  • Impact of the Ukraine crisis on the energy sector
  • Ofgem seeks views on ESO’s performance for mid-scheme review
  • Ofgem publishes final version of RIGs to apply during RIIO-ET2
  • Ofgem approves BSC alignment with Grid Code modification GC0144
  • Electricity Code Modifications
  • Renewable energy
  • Ofgem consults on funding detailed designs studies for Hydrogen village trial

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Article summary

This week's edition of Energy weekly highlights includes: an analysis of the impact the Ukraine crisis may have on the UK energy sector, Ofgem’s consultation on funding detailed designs studies for the Hydrogen village trial EMR Delivery Body’s response to the consultation on the proposed changes to the de-rating factor methodology for some conventional embedded generation technologies, confirmation that Ukraine and Moldova were synchronised with the Continental European Grid and the Council of the EU’s agreement on its general approach on the proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism regulation.

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