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Energy weekly highlights—8 April 2021

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Published on: 08 April 2021

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Table of contents

Brexit
Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2021
Networks and network connections
Ofgem announces SSE Energy Services to pay £20,000 for poor RFI performance
Ofgem sets 2021–2022 IDC rates for offshore projects
Renewable Energy
Ofgem publishes guidance on NDRHI closure
Ofgem updates RHI guidance and proposes changes to gas RIGs
Air emissions, efficiency, and climate change
EA publishes guidance on documents needed to register for the UK ETR

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Article summary

This week's edition of Energy weekly highlights includes: Ofgem's announcement of a £20,000 payment by SSE Energy Services as a result of poor RFI performance, the launch of a cost consultation in relation to the Greenlink interconnector, and the publication of guidance on NDRHI closure as well as updated RHI guidance .

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