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Energy Investment Allowance - EIA support for battery storage
The Netherlands supports business investment in battery storage through the Energy Investment Allowance (EIA), a national tax incentive for energy-saving technologies and renewable energy investments. Under the EIA, eligible businesses can deduct 40% of qualifying investment…
Solar PV net-metering and feed-in remuneration for small consumers
The Netherlands supports small-scale solar PV through a net-metering and feed-in remuneration framework for households and small businesses. Under the current salderingsregeling, households and small businesses can offset self-generated electricity exported to the grid against…
Public-Led Offshore Wind Auction Promotion Plan
The Public-Led Offshore Wind Auction Promotion Plan introduces a dedicated public-led allocation within Korea’s fixed-price renewable electricity auction system. In the 2025 first-half wind auction, the government announced around 1,250 MW of fixed-bottom offshore wind capacity,…
Next-Generation Distributed Power Grid Promotion Plan
The plan establishes Korea’s next-generation distributed power grid system to accommodate more distributed renewable generation and support local production-local consumption of electricity. In 2026, the government announced KRW 321 billion in public funding to accelerate…
Electricity Storage Policy Framework for Ireland
Government policy framework for utility-connected electricity storage systems on the Irish electricity network. Includes 10 Government actions to incorporate electricity storage systems up until
The SEMC Capacity Market
Ireland's Capacity Market is a Capacity Remuneration Mechanism (CRM) designed to complement energy-only payments in wholesale electricity markets and to address the “missing money” issue characteristic of wholesale electricity markets. Its purpose is to ensure long-term security…
Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS)
The Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) is Ireland’s flagship support scheme for grid-scale onshore renewable electricity generators. RESS is characterised by a series of auctions throughout the lifetime of the scheme with supports structured as a two-way CfD type…
The power lift
Investment grants for measures that maintain the security of electricity supply in the power grid and for measures aimed at meeting increased electricity demand. The investments include bio-CHP plants and gas turbines operating on renewable fuels. They also include electricity…
Government Energy Efficiency Programme
Based on the revisions made to Energy Efficiency Law and its secondary legislation, the Turkish Ministry for Energy and Natural Resources is providing grants to energy efficiency projects in the power sector and buildings
Electricity network upgrade and enhancing
The programme aims to improve Latvia’s electricity infrastructure by increasing the capacity of the national electricity grid. This will be achieved through the construction of two new 110 kV substations and the reconstruction of an existing 110 kV substation, including…
Clean Electricity Regulations (SOR/2024-263)
The Clean Electricity Regulations outline a set of rules for transitioning Canada's electricity grid to net zero by 2050 and will come into force in 2035. They are to set technology-neutral emissions performance standards and include flexibilities so that provinces and utilities…
Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity (SOR/2018-261)
The regulations for natural gas-fired electricity complement the coal-fired electricity regulations and ensure that new natural gas-fired electricity generation uses efficient technology. The regulations encourage companies to convert their coal units to natural gas ahead of…
Canada Infrastructure Bank: Clean Power Funding
The CIB invests across the clean energy landscape, from generation, transmission, distribution and storage to district energy, carbon capture, and the infrastructure that enables decarbonization, EV charging and hydrogen
Photovoltaic subsidy programmes and other environmental subsidies
Renewable Energy Expansion Act (EAG) subsidies are investment grants for photovoltaic systems and battery storage as well as support for other technologies, including hydropower, wind energy, biomass and
Revision of the Energy Act: Acceleration Bill
The acceleration bill includes amendments to the Energy Act. These amendments aim to simplify and shorten the planning and permitting procedures for solar, hydropower, and wind energy installations of national importance. Among other measures, the planning process for the…
Regulation of 31 July 2024 on the generation of electricity based on renewable sources
Updated feed-in tariffs for electricity produced from biogas - updated tariffs for injecting biomethane into the gas network - amendements concerning the calculation of the market premium, notably the monthly market prices corresponding to the average values of hourly contracts…
Law of 19 December 2025 introducing a pre-financing procedure for solar photovoltaic installations
The pre-financing scheme allows the installation of new photovoltaic systems without having to advance the full amount of the costs. To benefit from the scheme, the applicant must opt for self-consumption and waive the guaranteed feed-in
Global Clean Power Alliance: finance mission update (June 2026)
This update sets out progress under the Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA) finance mission at London Climate Action Week 2026.
Large Load Controllers: Tier 1 Cyber Assessment Framework and associated guidance
We're seeking views on a proposed Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) profile for large electricity load controllers.
Energy trends: January to March 2026
Energy production, consumption and trade of total energy, coal, oil, gas, electricity and renewables during the first calendar quarter of 2026.
Directive 2003/87 and Directive 2009/29 establishing an Emissions Trading Scheme
The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is a cap-and-trade type ETS, with the volume of emission allowances determined top-down and decreasing annually. The EU ETS has been the central pillar of the EU climate change policy since it was introduced in 2005. It is the…
Directive 2003/87 and Directive 2009/29 establishing an Emissions Trading Scheme
The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is a cap-and-trade type ETS, with the volume of emission allowances determined top-down and decreasing annually. The EU ETS has been the central pillar of the EU climate change policy since it was introduced in 2005. It is the…
Directive 2003/87 and Directive 2009/29 establishing an Emissions Trading Scheme
The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is a cap-and-trade type ETS, with the volume of emission allowances determined top-down and decreasing annually. The EU ETS has been the central pillar of the EU climate change policy since it was introduced in 2005. It is the…
Modernisation and digitalisation of the transmission system and regional distribution systems
The Government of Slovak Republic aims to modernise and digitalise the transmission system and regional distribution systems, to ensure that sufficient grid capacity is catered for the connection of renewable energy systems (RES), which are essential to achieve carbon neutrality…
Government spending in solar PV and electricity storage development
The government of the Slovak Republic set up a call for projects to support the production of electricity and heat from renewable energy sources, as well as electricity storage
NE63 9NW, EP Lynemouth Power Limited: environmental permit application advertisement - EPR/FP3137CG/V013
EP Lynemouth Power Limited submitted an environmental permit application for Lynemouth Power Station in Ashington under the Environmental Permitting Regulations. This advertisement notifies the public of the application for review.
2025-2027 Medium Term Plan - Turkish Emission Trading System (TR ETS)
| The Turkish ETS is expected to operate under a pilot phase in 2026-2027, followed by the first implementation period covering
Turkiye - Azerbaijan Interconnection Project
Turkiye-Azerbaijan Interconnection Project: Interconnection lines exist between Türkiye and the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan. The Operational Agreement regarding these interconnection lines was signed between TEIAS and AzerEenerji on April 4, 2025. In…
Turkiye - Azerbaijan Interconnection Project
Turkiye-Azerbaijan Interconnection Project: Interconnection lines exist between Türkiye and the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan. The Operational Agreement regarding these interconnection lines was signed between TEIAS and AzerEenerji on April 4, 2025. In…
Extension of Renewable Energy Support Scheme (YEKDEM)
YEKDEM is Renewable Energy Resources Support Scheme to incentivize renewable energy production in Turkey. On 17th September 2020, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resource extended YEKDEM application deadline for another six months. Accordingly, electricity producers can…
Rapid evidence assessment: international electricity networks research best practice
This rapid evidence assessment examines international best practice approaches to electricity transmission infrastructure delivery, focusing on research outcomes and lessons learned from global electricity networks development.
Trafford Power Project: Screening decision, the Electricity Works (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017
Screening decision by the UK Secretary of State under the Electricity Works (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the Trafford Power Project located in Carrington, Greater Manchester, determining whether an Environmental Impact Assessment is required for the proposed electricity generation facility.
Existing Powerplants
10 CFR Part 504 establishes regulations for prohibitions on the use of petroleum and natural gas as primary energy sources in existing powerplants. The Office of Fossil Fuels may issue prohibition orders based on owner/operator certifications demonstrating technical capability and financial feasibility to convert to coal or alternate fuels, subject to compliance schedules and permitting requirements.
Administrative Procedures and Sanctions
10 CFR Part 501 establishes administrative procedures for Department of Energy proceedings under parts 500-508, including provisions for prepetition conferences, petition filing and acceptance, and service of documents. Powerplant owners and operators may request conferences to discuss exemption petitions under fuel use regulations (parts 503-504), with OFE required to notify petitioners of acceptance or rejection within 30 days and allowing amendment of rejected petitions within 90 days.
New Facilities
10 CFR Part 503 prohibits construction or operation of new baseload electric powerplants unless they have capability to use coal or alternate fuels as primary energy source, unless exempted by the Office of Fuel and Energy. The rule establishes general requirements for temporary or permanent exemptions, including cost calculation methodologies comparing alternate fuel use to imported petroleum costs.
CCUS Innovation 2.0 competition: UK BECCS-MCFC - Next generation CCUS technology for net zero 2050
UK CCUS Innovation 2.0 competition project led by University of Sheffield developing next-generation carbon capture, usage and storage technology combining biomass energy with MCFC (molten carbonate fuel cell) systems to support net zero 2050 targets.
New proposals to cut bills with community batteries
UK proposals aim to reduce energy bills for families and businesses through deployment of community battery storage systems, enabling local energy storage and distribution to achieve cost savings.
Government Bill 1990/91:19 - Sweden carbon tax
Sweden introduced a carbon tax in 1991. At the time, the price was SEK 250 (EUR 24) per tonne, and it has since increased to SEK 1 510 (EUR 134) in 2025 and to SEK 1 520 (EUR 134) in 2026. The specific tax level is differentiated per fuel source according to carbon intensity.…
State loans, CFDs and financial risk-sharing model for nuclear
In May 2025, the Parliament adopted a new Act regarding state aid for companies that wish to invest in new nuclear reactors in Sweden. The new state aid is limited to investments of up to a total installed capacity of approximately 5 000 MW. It outlines the conditions and forms…
Electricity Grid Investment
In the 2025 budget, the Swedish government has allocated SEK 42,601 million for the period 2025–2027 within the investment framework of the national transmission operator, Svenska Kraftnät. Of this amount, SEK 10,319 million is earmarked for 2025. The investments are primarily…
Budget 2025 and 2026 - tax reduction on green technology installation
The Swedish Government implemented a tax reduction on the installation of green technologies from 2025: solar panels (20% to 15% from 1 July 2025), batteries (50%) and charging points (50%). Same amount has been budgeted for
Cheaper Home Batteries Program
The $2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program will support Australian households and small businesses with a discount on the cost of installing small-scale battery systems. The program aims to: help households to make the most of cheap and clean solar power by storing it for…
Municipal incentive scheme for wind power expansion
To encourage municipalities to approve new wind power projects and compensate those that have already hosted such developments, the government proposes financial support equivalent to the property tax revenue generated by wind power in the municipality. The initiative is…
Rewiring the Nation fund
In its October's 2022-23 budget, the federal government delivered a AUD 20 billion program to upgrade and expand Australia's electricity grid. This initiative aims to unlock new renewable energy sources, increase grid security, and drive down power
Fossil-Free Energy sources research
In 2025 budget, the Swedish government has allocated SEK 1.65 billion for research in fossil-free energy, with a particular emphasis on nuclear power, battery technology and hydrogen technology. The nuclear power has been awarded with SEK 400 billion in credit guarantees. In…
New permit issued for Beddington energy-from-waste site
A new permit has been issued for the Beddington energy-from-waste facility following extensive regulatory review and two rounds of public consultation. The decision includes rigorous environmental and health protection assessments.
Overhead electricity line applications: screening decisions 2026
UK Secretary of State screening decisions on applications for overhead electricity line infrastructure projects, determining whether environmental impact assessments are required under applicable regulations.
Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act - Canada federal fuel charge
The Pan-Canadian Approach to Pricing Carbon Pollution requires all Canadian provinces and territories to have a carbon pricing system in place that aligns with minimum national stringency standards. A federal carbon pricing backstop system comes into effect, in whole or in part…
DN40 3JP, UNIPER UK LIMITED: environmental permit and permit partial surrender issued EPR/FP3838EB/V004 & EPR/FP3838EB/S005
Environmental permit and partial permit surrender issued for Uniper UK Limited's North Killingholme Power Project in Killingholme under the Industrial Emissions Directive. The permit modification (V004) and surrender (S005) govern environmental compliance for power generation operations at this facility.
Investment Control Act - ICA
Since 2020, the Investment Control Act provides a screening of investment by persons from third states outside of the European Union, the European Economic Area, and Switzerland in case of potential threats to security or public order. Foreign direct investments as defined by…