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1. Breaking News Intemittency? No problem! The Sustainable Development Commission and Oxfords Environmental Change Institute have both produced studies giving wind a clean bill of health. The SDC says that the cost and emission penalties of using variable wind are small up to around a 20% grid input, and the ECI says that if other renewables and micro CHP are added in, grid balancing is even easier. More in Renew 157/ROL 57. ECA bites With CO2 emissions still rising (by 1.5% in 2004), the Commons Environmental Audit Committee said Tony Blair was “wantonly squandering” Britain’s leadership on Climate change, and it backed the ‘Contraction and Convergence’ idea. More in Renew 157/ROL 57. 40% House The Environmental Change Institute has produced a bold plan for cutting household emissions by 60%- more in Renew 157/ROL 57 Coal back Clean coal- IGCCT plus carbon capture and storage- gets pushed hard in the governments new Carbon Abatement Technology strategy with £25m funding plus £15m for hydrogen and fuel cell work. More in Renew 157/ROL 57
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