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Agenda • 1 - Historical background of the Renewable Obligation (RO) • 2 - Overview of how the RO works • 3 - Cost of the RO to UK utilities • 4 - Impact of the <strong>Energy</strong> Market Reform on the RO
RO History: 2002- present day • The Renewables Obligation (RO) is the current main mechanism for supporting large scale generation of renewable electricity in the UK • Introduced in 2002 and allowed to triple the renewable capacity in the UK from 1.8% to 6.6% • Currently worth around £1.42 billion/year of support to the industry • The RO has been subject to various reforms and improvements: • Introduction of banding by technologies (April 2009) • Extended from its current end date of 2027 to 2037 for new projects (April 2010) • The scheme is administered by OFGEM
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