Drax Group - thermische Energieversorgung in UK
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8.1.
UK government expected to approve billions for Drax’s BECCS plan
https://www.bioenergy-news.com/news/uk-government-expected-t…
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The UK government is expected to approve a multi-billion-pound CO2 carbon capture scheme that will bolt two carbon capture plants onto Drax's four generating units in North Yorkshire, reported The Telegraph.
Drax said this would help it become the world's first cabon-negative power station, and that it would make the organisation a hub of the UK's first zero-carbon industrial cluster - known as the Zero Carbon Humber - assisting in decarbonising the North of England.
The firm announced it had entered formal talks with the government in March last year, with Drax Group CEO Will Gardiner stating: “With the right engagement from government and swift decision making, Drax stands ready to progress our £2 billion (€2.3 billion) investment programme and deliver this critical project for the UK by 2030.”
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UK government expected to approve billions for Drax’s BECCS plan
https://www.bioenergy-news.com/news/uk-government-expected-t…
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The UK government is expected to approve a multi-billion-pound CO2 carbon capture scheme that will bolt two carbon capture plants onto Drax's four generating units in North Yorkshire, reported The Telegraph.
Drax said this would help it become the world's first cabon-negative power station, and that it would make the organisation a hub of the UK's first zero-carbon industrial cluster - known as the Zero Carbon Humber - assisting in decarbonising the North of England.
The firm announced it had entered formal talks with the government in March last year, with Drax Group CEO Will Gardiner stating: “With the right engagement from government and swift decision making, Drax stands ready to progress our £2 billion (€2.3 billion) investment programme and deliver this critical project for the UK by 2030.”
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21.10.
Drax faces penalty after Canadian biomass plant fails to submit pollution report
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/environment/drax-alberta-ofg…
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Drax Canada told the PA news agency that the report was not submitted due to an “unintended administrative oversight”.
The company, which receives billions in green subsidies from the UK Government, is currently facing an investigation by the energy regulator Ofgem into the sustainability of the biomass it uses at its wood-burning plant in Yorkshire.
It comes after a BBC panorama investigation alleged that some of the wood comes from primary forests that had been cut down by the company in Canada.
The company was also found to have paid millions to US regulators over claims it exceeded limits on chemicals emissions and VOCs.
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Drax faces penalty after Canadian biomass plant fails to submit pollution report
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/environment/drax-alberta-ofg…
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Drax Canada told the PA news agency that the report was not submitted due to an “unintended administrative oversight”.
The company, which receives billions in green subsidies from the UK Government, is currently facing an investigation by the energy regulator Ofgem into the sustainability of the biomass it uses at its wood-burning plant in Yorkshire.
It comes after a BBC panorama investigation alleged that some of the wood comes from primary forests that had been cut down by the company in Canada.
The company was also found to have paid millions to US regulators over claims it exceeded limits on chemicals emissions and VOCs.
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27.9.
UK Risks Power Supply Crunch in January as Nuclear Plants Halt
The UK’s National Grid Plc is preparing for a possible power crunch in January as several planned nuclear outages coincide with peak winter demand.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/uk-risks-power-su…
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UK Risks Power Supply Crunch in January as Nuclear Plants Halt
The UK’s National Grid Plc is preparing for a possible power crunch in January as several planned nuclear outages coincide with peak winter demand.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/uk-risks-power-su…
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26.9.
Drax Under Scrutiny From Short Sellers Over Debt Structure
• Shadowfall, GLG Partners and Marshall Wace are shorting Drax
• Analysts increase scrutiny of Drax’s debt arrangements
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-26/drax-unde…
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26.9.
Drax Under Scrutiny From Short Sellers Over Debt Structure
• Shadowfall, GLG Partners and Marshall Wace are shorting Drax
• Analysts increase scrutiny of Drax’s debt arrangements
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-26/drax-unde…
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2.8.
UK Carbon Price Set to Halve on Market Reform Concern, Citi Says
UK carbon permit prices are on course to plunge almost 50% amid the government’s “lack of political ambition” to reform the country’s emissions trading system, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/uk-carbon-price-s…
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The allowances may gravitate toward £22 ($28) a metric ton, the auction reserve price for Britain’s carbon market, Citigroup analysts wrote in a note Wednesday. The pollution rights have already plunged 42% this year to £40.50, which is almost half the level of similar contracts in the European Union market.
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UK Carbon Price Set to Halve on Market Reform Concern, Citi Says
UK carbon permit prices are on course to plunge almost 50% amid the government’s “lack of political ambition” to reform the country’s emissions trading system, according to analysts at Citigroup Inc.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/uk-carbon-price-s…
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The allowances may gravitate toward £22 ($28) a metric ton, the auction reserve price for Britain’s carbon market, Citigroup analysts wrote in a note Wednesday. The pollution rights have already plunged 42% this year to £40.50, which is almost half the level of similar contracts in the European Union market.
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26.4.
Britain's Drax announces $187 million buyback, lowers annual capex outlook
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/britains-drax-announce…
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Drax Group Plc announced a 150 million pound ($186.60 million) share buyback programme and lowered its annual capital expenditure forecast, after it paused further investment in projects to capture and store carbon dioxide in the UK.
The British power generator said on Wednesday it intended to commence the buyback programme in the second quarter and complete it by the end of the year.
The London-listed group's shares were up 4% at 642 pence as of 0740 GMT.
Britain laid out plans last month to boost its energy security and independence through investment in efforts to move towards cleaner, more affordable energy sources including projects to capture and store carbon dioxide.
Drax, however, had paused its planned multi-million pounds investment in the UK's bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) project until it gets more clarity over government support.
The group said it expected capital expenditure this year to be in the range of 520 million pounds to 580 million pounds, compared with its prior forecast of 570 million pounds to 630 million pounds.
The group also said it expected annual adjusted core profit to be in line with market expectations.
Britain's Drax announces $187 million buyback, lowers annual capex outlook
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/britains-drax-announce…
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Drax Group Plc announced a 150 million pound ($186.60 million) share buyback programme and lowered its annual capital expenditure forecast, after it paused further investment in projects to capture and store carbon dioxide in the UK.
The British power generator said on Wednesday it intended to commence the buyback programme in the second quarter and complete it by the end of the year.
The London-listed group's shares were up 4% at 642 pence as of 0740 GMT.
Britain laid out plans last month to boost its energy security and independence through investment in efforts to move towards cleaner, more affordable energy sources including projects to capture and store carbon dioxide.
Drax, however, had paused its planned multi-million pounds investment in the UK's bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) project until it gets more clarity over government support.
The group said it expected capital expenditure this year to be in the range of 520 million pounds to 580 million pounds, compared with its prior forecast of 570 million pounds to 630 million pounds.
The group also said it expected annual adjusted core profit to be in line with market expectations.
21.3.
UK’s Stable Power Supply at Risk as Nuclear and Gas Plants Close
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-21/uk-s-stab…
• UK could lose over 6 gigawatts of supply by 2027, Baringa says
• More stable capacity, increased flexibility could help supply
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The UK is facing a significant shortage of reliable power generation as nuclear, coal and gas plants will close in the years ahead without being replaced.
So-called dispatchable capacity, which can generally be called on at will, is set to fall from 93% to 85% of peak demand levels by 2027, according to consultant Baringa Partners LLP. That’s largely due to the retirement of inefficient fossil-fuel plants and nuclear reactors, as well as a rise in demand because of electrification.
The research, commissioned by Drax Group Plc, shows the danger of the nation’s increasing reliance on intermittent renewable power sources. Already this winter, the nation’s power system flirted with severe shortages as wind generation plunged and emergency measures needed to be taken.
While the UK is set to see a 25 gigawatt increase in intermittent renewable capacity, it still needs stable generation as backup. The UK faces a decline of secure capacity of 4.5-6.3 gigawatts by 2027 and a 4 gigawatt increase in peak demand, according to the Baringa report.
Drax, which generates dispatchable power from its biomass and coal-power station in Yorkshire, has urged the government to back its investment in carbon capture by approving it for a subsidy program, needed for the project to go ahead.
UK’s Stable Power Supply at Risk as Nuclear and Gas Plants Close
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-21/uk-s-stab…
• UK could lose over 6 gigawatts of supply by 2027, Baringa says
• More stable capacity, increased flexibility could help supply
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The UK is facing a significant shortage of reliable power generation as nuclear, coal and gas plants will close in the years ahead without being replaced.
So-called dispatchable capacity, which can generally be called on at will, is set to fall from 93% to 85% of peak demand levels by 2027, according to consultant Baringa Partners LLP. That’s largely due to the retirement of inefficient fossil-fuel plants and nuclear reactors, as well as a rise in demand because of electrification.
The research, commissioned by Drax Group Plc, shows the danger of the nation’s increasing reliance on intermittent renewable power sources. Already this winter, the nation’s power system flirted with severe shortages as wind generation plunged and emergency measures needed to be taken.
While the UK is set to see a 25 gigawatt increase in intermittent renewable capacity, it still needs stable generation as backup. The UK faces a decline of secure capacity of 4.5-6.3 gigawatts by 2027 and a 4 gigawatt increase in peak demand, according to the Baringa report.
Drax, which generates dispatchable power from its biomass and coal-power station in Yorkshire, has urged the government to back its investment in carbon capture by approving it for a subsidy program, needed for the project to go ahead.
13.1.
UK's Drax Fined £6.1 Million for Charging Extreme Energy Prices
UK electricity firm Drax Group Plc agreed to pay a £6.1 million ($7.5 million) fine for breaching its license, after charging the grid operator excessive prices to reduce its power generation.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/uks-drax-fined-6-…
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The company’s pumped storage subsidiary secured “excessive payments” between 2019 and mid-2022 by entering inflated bids into the system’s balancing mechanism, which aims to fine-tune the country’s supply and demand, regulator Ofgem said in a statement Friday.
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UK's Drax Fined £6.1 Million for Charging Extreme Energy Prices
UK electricity firm Drax Group Plc agreed to pay a £6.1 million ($7.5 million) fine for breaching its license, after charging the grid operator excessive prices to reduce its power generation.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/uks-drax-fined-6-…
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The company’s pumped storage subsidiary secured “excessive payments” between 2019 and mid-2022 by entering inflated bids into the system’s balancing mechanism, which aims to fine-tune the country’s supply and demand, regulator Ofgem said in a statement Friday.
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17.11.
RWE und britische Versorger drehen ins Plus trotz UK-Steuer
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/16220525-aktien-f…
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Eine Sondersteuer auf Übergewinne in Großbritannien mit Erneuerbaren Energien hat die Branche am Donnerstag nur kurz belastet. Die Titel des auch in Großbritannien aktiven RWE -Konzerns drehten nach einem Abschlag von zeitweise zwei Prozent ins Plus mit zuletzt 1,9 Prozent. In noch deutlicherem Maße galt dies für die britischen Branchenwerte Drax, SSE und Centrica , die zuletzt bis zu acht Prozent gewannen. Die Gewinnbesteuerung fiel wohl weniger scharf aus als befürchtet.
Laut dem JPMorgan-Experten Pavan Mahbubani ist die nun erreichte Planbarkeit der Lage eine positive Nachricht für die Energiebranche in Großbritannien. Er selbst sei bislang auch von einer Sondersteuer ausgegangen. Er sieht seine positiven Empfehlungen für die Unternehmen Drax, SSE und Centrica von den Entscheidungen untermauert.
Die Einbeziehung höherer Strompreise und der neuen Steuerpläne implizierten, dass er seine Gewinnschätzungen je Aktie zumindest für SSE und Centrica im zweistelligen Prozentbereich nach oben anpassen müsse.
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RWE und britische Versorger drehen ins Plus trotz UK-Steuer
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/16220525-aktien-f…
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Eine Sondersteuer auf Übergewinne in Großbritannien mit Erneuerbaren Energien hat die Branche am Donnerstag nur kurz belastet. Die Titel des auch in Großbritannien aktiven RWE -Konzerns drehten nach einem Abschlag von zeitweise zwei Prozent ins Plus mit zuletzt 1,9 Prozent. In noch deutlicherem Maße galt dies für die britischen Branchenwerte Drax, SSE und Centrica , die zuletzt bis zu acht Prozent gewannen. Die Gewinnbesteuerung fiel wohl weniger scharf aus als befürchtet.
Laut dem JPMorgan-Experten Pavan Mahbubani ist die nun erreichte Planbarkeit der Lage eine positive Nachricht für die Energiebranche in Großbritannien. Er selbst sei bislang auch von einer Sondersteuer ausgegangen. Er sieht seine positiven Empfehlungen für die Unternehmen Drax, SSE und Centrica von den Entscheidungen untermauert.
Die Einbeziehung höherer Strompreise und der neuen Steuerpläne implizierten, dass er seine Gewinnschätzungen je Aktie zumindest für SSE und Centrica im zweistelligen Prozentbereich nach oben anpassen müsse.
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