Jessica Mills Davies
Senior Financial Journalist at Proactive Investors UK
Journalist, ex editor. Debut novel ROSALIND, out 1 Feb 24 @Legend_Press, 3 Sep 24 w/ @Pegasus_Books, (distr. @simonschuster). Exeter Novel Prize longlist 2020.
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1 month ago |
energyvoice.com | Jessica Mills Davies
A legal battle against the Net Zero Teesside (NZT) gas-fired power generation and carbon capture and storage project in the north-east of England was quashed in the appeal courts this week. Environmental consultant Andrew Boswell has lost his climate case against the project and its developers BP and Equinor in the Court of Appeal at the Royal Courts of Justice.
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1 month ago |
energyvoice.com | Jessica Mills Davies
The billionaire investor who rescued ailing Wrightbus before the pandemic now has plans to install a distributed hydrogen network across the country. And he wants government to reconsider its policies. Jo Bamford-owned HydraB Power, the consortium that bought Wrightbus out of bankruptcy in 2019, is developing a wide-ranging hydrogen production and distribution network.
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1 month ago |
energyvoice.com | Jessica Mills Davies
London-based opinion polling firm Survation has been forced to withdraw a survey on zonal pricing after Octopus accused the company of breaching an industry code of conduct. The firm, which pulled the results on 16 May before publication, in a written response to a request for comment, admitted that questions in the survey “were not subject to our usual internal review procedures”.
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1 month ago |
energyvoice.com | Jessica Mills Davies
Opposition to the Net Zero Teesside (NZT) gas-fired power station with carbon capture has ramped up as developers await a court decision next month on the project’s climate impact. Environmental consultant Andrew Boswell has called for ministers to remove carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) from the new carbon budget delivery plan. “Ed Miliband is doing some very good work with his ambitions for a clean power system by 2030,” said Boswell.
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1 month ago |
energyvoice.com | Jessica Mills Davies
National Grid has reported an underlying operating profit of £5.36 billion for the year up to March 31, 2025. This result represented a 12% year-on-year (y/y) increase from £4.77bn and also exceeded analyst expectations of £5.29bn, according to analyst consensus figures also released by National Grid. The gains and better-than-expected performance came despite the fact that National Grid’s gross revenue for the latest financial year declined 7% y/y to £18.38b from £19.85b.
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