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Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Solar Power: Feed-in Tariffs ( 5 Nov 2018)

Claire Perry: ...8 (2017-18) total exported electricity amounted to 2,483,061.662 MWh of which 1,123,480.502 MWh was deemed to have been exported. This information is not available for individual technologies. Levelisation is the mechanism by which the cost of the FIT scheme is apportioned across all Licensed Electricity Suppliers according to their share of Great Britain’s electricity market....

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Wind Power: Costs (10 Dec 2018)

Claire Perry: The Government’s most recent assessment of levelised costs for a range of technologies was published in 2016. We are currently undertaking a review of our evidence on levelised costs of electricity generation. The cost of developing, building and operating any onshore or offshore wind farm will vary according to site specific characteristics. Levelised costs are a generic central estimate...

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Wind Power: Costs (10 Dec 2018)

Claire Perry: ...can be found in the generation costs report (2016)[1] which covers both renewable and non-renewable technologies, including onshore wind. We are currently undertaking a review of our evidence on levelised costs of electricity generation. [1] https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/beis-electricity- generation-costs-november-2016

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Electricity Generation: Costs (10 Dec 2018)

Claire Perry: We are currently undertaking a review of our evidence on levelised costs of electricity generation, which will be published in due course. BEIS’s most recent published assessment of electricity generation costs can be found in the generation costs report (2016)[1] [1] https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/beis-electricity- generation-costs-november-2016

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Electricity Generation: Costs (10 Dec 2018)

Gregory Campbell: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, when his Department plans to complete its review of evidence on levelised costs of electricity generation.

Feed-in Tariffs (Closure, etc.) Order 2018 - Motion to Regret ( 4 Mar 2019)

Lord Grantchester: ...and a new scheme drawn up. How long do the Government expect to take between the end of this consultation and having a smart exports guarantee scheme ready? The order includes an element of levelisation—charges on suppliers for costs—and the Government would wish to build on suppliers providing remuneration to small-scale low-carbon generators under their new SEG scheme. However, the...

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Electricity: Costs ( 5 Mar 2019)

Alan Whitehead: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, whether he has plans to update his Department’s assessment of the levelised cost of electricity across all generation sources.

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Electricity Generation ( 7 Oct 2019)

Alan Brown: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what the timeframe is for the conclusion of the review of evidence on levelised costs of electricity generation; and if she will make a statement.

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Electricity: Costs (30 Jan 2020)

Kwasi Kwarteng: We are currently undertaking a review of our evidence on levelised costs of electricity generation, which will be published in due course. BEIS’s most recent published assessment of electricity generation costs can be found in the generation costs report (2016)[1]. [1] https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/beis-electricity- generation-costs-november-2016

Climate Change - Motion to Take Note ( 6 Feb 2020)

Lord Ravensdale: ...about the policy implications of CCS. Along with other firm power generation methods such as nuclear, which are needed for a least-cost electricity system, it suffers from being compared on a levelised cost of electricity basis with intermittent renewables, in terms of pounds per megawatt hour. The levelised cost of energy calculation is done at the point of generation, not at the point of...

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Tidal Power: Swansea Bay (23 Jun 2020)

Kwasi Kwarteng: The key categories of assumptions used are listed in Annex B of the Department’s value for money assessment for the proposed programme of tidal lagoons.[1] Test 2a of the assessment considered levelised cost, expressed in £/MWh terms, of the proposed lagoons over their full assumed asset life of 120 years. Test 2b (costs of the GB power system) and Test 3 (household bills) assessed the...

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Renewable Energy ( 1 Feb 2021)

Anne-Marie Trevelyan: The Department publishes information on one useful measure of cost effectiveness for generation technologies in its Electricity Generation Costs series. The latest report (2020) sets out the Levelised Cost Of Electricity (LCOE) for renewables, which can be compared against the LCOE for a generic large-scale nuclear plant published in the 2016 report. The true cost of any future nuclear plant...

Electricity Supply - Question ( 3 Feb 2021)

Lord Ravensdale: ..., as shown in the register. We are losing a large amount of low-carbon firm power capacity by the end of this decade. Much of the debate on future generation has been based on comparison of levelised costs of electricity metrics between technologies. Does the Minister agree that this does not recognise the system costs of intermittent generators, and that an alternative model should be...

Public Bill Committee: Nuclear Energy (Financing) Bill: Examination of Witnesses (16 Nov 2021)

...to do that; they will reach a plateau and companies will start to go to deeper waters and floating offshore wind prices will pick up. We are also judging things on an old-fashioned measure of the levelised cost of electricity, but for renewables we need to start building in the cost of energy storage as well. That does not come cheap. There is a lot of talk about hydrogen, but that...

Public Bill Committee: Nuclear Energy (Financing) Bill: Examination of Witnesses (16 Nov 2021)

Mark Jenkinson: ...level to force on the poorest in our society for energy per megawatt-hour? We have heard today that we can probably produce energy at £60 per megawatt-hour, possibly a bit less. The update in levelised cost of energy for 2020 for one of the UK’s biggest wind farms, which continues to be extended in Walney, was £136 per megawatt-hour. That is before we take into account constraint...

Onshore Wind Bill [HL] - Second Reading (19 Nov 2021)

Baroness Sheehan: ...wind is really cheap. There has been some concern about the figures coming out of BEIS. Could the Minister therefore confirm that these figures—I believe they are in its last costings on the levelised cost of electricity, which assess the cost from all sources on a level playing field—show that onshore wind was in fact the cheapest and considerably cheaper than gas? I would really...

Tidal Energy Generation: Ringfenced Funding (25 Nov 2021)

Ian Blackford: ...to generate 34 terawatt-hours a year by 2050. The recent research for the Royal Society also indicates that if we build up this targeted support for the tidal industry, it will drive down the levelised cost of energy to below £150 per megawatt-hour. This would make tidal stream cost-competitive with other technologies such as combined cycle gas turbines, biomass and anaerobic digestion....

Nuclear Energy (Financing) Bill: Clause 7 - Licence modifications: relevant licensee nuclear companies (10 Jan 2022)

Mark Jenkinson: We have heard a lot today about offshore wind and how it could be the saviour of our energy system. Is my right hon. Friend aware that the levelised cost of energy of our largest offshore wind farm last year was £140 per megawatt-hour, which is twice the price of nuclear energy, if not more?

Nuclear Energy (Financing) Bill - Second Reading (21 Feb 2022)

Lord Ravensdale: ...Applying that thinking to the energy system shows that we cannot consider elements of the system in isolation. For example, renewables are achieving competitive costs of power at the generator, in levelised cost of electricity—or LCOE—terms. But as the percentage of renewables on the system increases, so, too, does the cost of system modification and back-up to cover those periods of...

Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Wind Power: Offshore Industry ( 7 Mar 2022)

Steven Baker: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what estimate he has made of the levelised cost of offshore wind farms commissioning in 2022.


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