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The UK government announced payments of £250 a year over a decade for those living within 500m of new pylons, but is this a bribe? 

 

The decision came amid pushback from locals regarding the ramp up of transmission infrastructure, the need for this infrastructure and the benefits the energy transition will bring need to be weighed up.

We also discus...


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BP has announced plans to leave the UK as the port that was instrumental in delivering infrastructure for the early days of North Sea oil lays plans for floating wind and the Lindsey refinery's previous owners have been accused of fraud. In this all new video version of Energy Voice Out Loud, our reporters discuss who might buy BP's North Sea assets. Erikka is putting her mon...


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The Peak Cluster received pushback as Liverpool Bay got consent. 
This came as Serica made moves to acquire Pharos Energy, and Mocean made plans to power offshore data centres.
In this episode of Energy Voice Out Loud, Aberdeen features lead Ryan Duff is accompanied by news editor Erikka Askeland, North West correspondent Floyd March, renewables reporter Michael Beh...


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This week Andy Burnham formed his government, resulting in a change in chancellor and energy secretary. 

In this episode of Energy Voice Out Loud, Aberdeen features lead Ryan Duff is joined by news editor Erikka Askeland, reporter Mat Perry, renewables reporter Michael Behr and North West correspondent Floyd March. With so much to discuss, there were no ad breaks...


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