Energy Saving Trust / RENEWABLE ENERGY / Climate Change / EU co / RTFO / /
Country
United Kingdom / /
Currency
pence / GBP / EUR / /
Event
Environmental Issue / M&A / /
Facility
Energy Technologies Institute / /
IndustryTerm
electricity tariff / gross final energy consumption / electricity suppliers / bio-ethanol and natural gas / retail price index / energy policy / energy targets / external energy supplies / internal electricity market / energy sources / Technology specific / electricity sector / energy use / eligible electricity / energy suppliers / energy prices / oil / electricity generators / oil and gas reserves / energy content / scale low carbon electricity / energy / greenhouse gas performance / electricity supply industry / advance conversion technologies / electricity / energy consumption / gross electricity consumption / energy supplier / electricity generation / energy crops/biomass power generation / landfill gas / electricity power generation / technology classification / electricity production / oil equivalent / energy crops / electricity tariffs / e-a / electricity penetration / electricity target / /
MarketIndex
Retail Price / /
Movie
For the first time / /
Organization
World Trade Organisation / Marine Renewables Deployment Fund / National Lottery's New Opportunities Fund / Climate Change / Regulatory Reform UK Energy White Paper / Department of Energy / UK Government / Environmental Transformation Fund / Renewable Fuels Agency / British government / Department for Business / Buy-out Fund / Department for Energy and Climate Change / Department for Business and Regulatory Reform / Department of Agriculture / New Opportunities Fund / European Commission / Department of Trade and Industry / Department of Business Enterprise / Energy Technologies Institute / Department for Trade and Industry / European Union / /
Position
Secretary of State / Governor / Executive / Administrator / /
RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY REVIEW UNITED KINGDOM Until recently, the United-Kingdom (UK) was largely self-reliant for energy, producing significant quantities of oil, gas and coal. The gradual depletion of oil and gas rese