January 17 Energy News
Opinion:
¶ Energy bills, the Big Six and the scandal of people dying of cold in their own homes • The UK’s Big Six energy suppliers’ fuel costs have tumbled, but they have not cut prices. Instead of looking into this, the Government has turned its fire on renewable power. And every 7 winter minutes, an older person dies from the cold. [The Independent]
Shutting down onshore wind farms by removing subsidies
will save a typical householder £0.30 a year. Getty
World:
¶ According to a report published by the International Renewable Energy Agency, Renewable Energy Benefits: Measuring the Economics, increasing the global share of renewable energy to 36% by 2030 would increase global gross domestic product by up to 1.1%. This means about $1.3 trillion. [CleanTechnica]
¶ Korea Electric Power Corp said it will design and build a digitized power substation in Bhutan. Under…
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