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Lexis®PSL Energy weekly highlights—18 August 2016

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Published on: 18 August 2016

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Welcome to the weekly Energy highlights from the Lexis®PSL Environment team for 18 August 2016. This week’s highlights includes analysis of Ofgem’s recent open letter regarding potential changes to embedded generation charges, in addition to coverage of recent news items relating to all EU funding undergoing a ‘national interest’ test and the recent landmark decision of EnergySolutions EU Ltd v Nuclear Decommissioning Authority regarding public procurement tenders. We also cover recent news items covering the administrative timetable update announced by the CMS updated for its investigation into a suspected breach of competition law by some price comparison websites, recent guidance published by BEIS on electricity supply estimates for RO and FIT exemptions, BEIS’s consent to the development of the Hornsea Project Two offshore wind project, the announcement by the OGA of its final awards in the recent exploration licence competition, publication by the EA of its response to its consultation on its onshore oil and gas sector guidance and the publication by Ofgem of a notice...

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