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This month Paul Cassar summarises the UK Government's long awaited energy market review's main findings in terms of carbon trading, distributed energy and fossil fuels. Next month he will look the controversial issues of new nuclear build and carbon capture. The 2006 UK Energy Review can be downloaded from here. “A clean, secure and sufficient supply of energy is simple
essential for the future of our country. We need energy to heat and light
our homes, to power our businesses and to transport people and goods.
Without it, we could not function as an economy or modern society. Even
minor disruptions in supply, after all, can cause major problems for
communities and businesses. Ensuring we have a sustainable, secure and
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mWELCOME Hello and welcome to the August issue of MZINE, our free monthly e-newsletter. This month I have been busy reading the long awaited energy market review published by the UK Government and have summarised some of the findings see MSTORY for our main article. At MPHASIS Derek looks into the future! Don't forget to check out our thought of the month at MPATHY. Our latest list of training courses can be found at MTRAIN. Our public course programme continues in September, with excellent one-day seminars offering a joined up approach to understanding the complexities and possibilities of energy markets today. Please feel free to contact me about this newsletter and let me have your thoughts, what you like and don't like, I am open to your suggestions. And if you have enjoyed reading this newsletter and think you know someone who might also enjoy it then feel free to forward it on. Kind regards. |
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All of our training courses can now earn, participating solicitors, CPD points from the law society. Attendance at any of our events may also contribute to meeting accountancy CPD requirements under the terms of the ICAEW’s CPD policy. Please visit www.icaew.co.uk/cpd for the ICAEW's CPD policy details. Over the next few months the following one-day events are being held in London, England and Aberdeen, Scotland. More information about these courses can be found by clicking on the course title or visiting energytrainingnetwork.com and clicking on public courses. Alternatively you can contact me by email or phone +44 (0) 1235 553917, fax +44 (0) 1235 553917. Do you have six or more staff who would like to attend one of our courses? Would you like a mixture of two or more subjects, or something tailor made? Call +44(0) 1235 211161 and speak to Nick our Training Manager for a training course to suit your company's needs.
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