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Bid to fire up power stations to ease energy crisis strangled with red tape

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Record energy prices spur move to bring the two plants back online as UK braces for winter

Letters: Britain must accept the need for fossil fuels until other options are viable

SIR – The National Grid’s online data for the electricity generated by Britain’s 11,000 wind turbines showed that, in the year up to mid-September, they contributed an average of only 17.

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UK shows value of CCGTs [NGW Magazine]

UK shows value of CCGTs [NGW Magazine] Jan 21, 2021 9:30:am Summary The tight GB power market highlighted the need for flexible CCGTs to back-up intermittent supply from renewables, particularly during cold spells. [NGW Magazine Volume 6, Issue 2] by: Andreas Walstad The recent price spikes in the GB power market cannot be blamed on low wind levels alone. Cold weather in Britain and in northwest Europe as well as unplanned maintenance works on the 1 GW BritNed power interconnector with the Netherlands – thus limiting cross-border electricity supply – also played a role. The situation was exacerbated by the fact that two CCGT power stations – the 850-MW Severn Power Station in South Wales and the 850-MW Sutton Bridge plant in Lincolnshire were unavailable as its owner Calon Energy went into administration last summer and the plants were closed down in August, too early to enjoy a moment in the sun.

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