Brexit planning could soon restart
With a new leadership in the UK promising that the country will leave the EU on the 31st October, with or without a deal" (see here on Sky News for…
No Brexit today – but several updates
Today was to be the day on which Brexit finally occurred. However, the switch is delayed to the 12th April, 22nd May, or perhaps some other date. The politics around…
More Brexit updates: FCA announcements
The news around Brexit now comes out on an hourly basis (for example see here on Sky News). A "no deal" Brexit remains very possible. As a result, following last…
Brexit update – C6 carve out, NRA REMIT letters and more
The political side of Brexit still has not produced a concrete result (for example, see here on Sky News). With three weeks to go until the Brexit date of 29th…
Brexit update: US/UK agreement, EU recognition and more
The date for Brexit is now just over a month away, on 29th March at 11pm GMT. Politicians however are still deliberating on whether the Withdrawal Agreement will be signed,…
Brexit update – many new documents as the date approaches
While the politics around the Brexit process grow become ever more frantic (for example see here on BBC News), preparations for a possible "no deal Brexit" now need to move…
GB Capacity market developments
Following the suspension of Great Britain's Capacity Market following a ruling by the European Court of Justice (see here) and some interim actions by the UK's Business, Energy and Industry…
Brexit update – plenty more guidance in the face of uncertainty
The political side of Brexit has seen plenty of news over the last two weeks, and this is set to continue, with another vote in the UK Parliament tomorrow (see…
Brexit update: ACER REMIT letter and more
After a seasonal break, the politics around Brexit have come back to full speed (for example see here on the BBC web site). In the meantime, more developments are becoming…
GB Capacity Market developments
Last November, the GB Capacity Market was suspended, following a ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that the design broke the state aid rules of the European Union…
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