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Row over Guernsey''s electricity supply strategy

A leading businessman has criticised Environment and Infrastructure''s (E&I) new electricity strategy for Guernsey. Jon Moulton said the strategy should come after a long-term deal on power supply...

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Situated in the Bay of St Malo off the west coast of Normandy facing the Atlantic Ocean and with some of the strongest tidal currents in the world, the Bailiwick of Guernsey is well positioned to be a major contributor to the emerging marine

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We are using our market power to drive investment to the right places. By increasing the demand for renewable and sustainable electricity, we reduce the investment into fossil fuels. The more communities that make this same choice, creating more demand for energy from sustainable energy sources, the more generators will invest in these

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The Energy Policy 2020-2050 established that the vast majority of Guernsey''s energy supplies will come from clean, low carbon sources by 2050 at the latest, local renewable generation will be encouraged and residual emissions will be offset. In order to deliver this, the six following objectives were agreed:

Electricity Strategy published to propose

The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure has published the ''Electricity Strategy for Guernsey'' to provide a strategic direction for the Island''s future electricity demand and supply between now and 2050, and to enable the development of the electricity market.

States of Guernsey Energy Policy 2020-2050

To agree the vision for Guernsey''s energy future as set out in paragraph 2.1 of the policy letter and prioritise opportunities to reduce emissions. 3. To agree to adopt a target of net zero emissions by 2050 and to adopt an interim target of reducing emissions by

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What is the energy strategy for Guernsey?

The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure is developing an Electricity Strategy for Guernsey. The strategy will consider expected future energy demand levels and set out how this demand could be met, whilst also reviewing how the market structure will need to change to support this.

Will gas be a part of Guernsey's net zero future?

Gas will continue to have a place in the energy mix as it is vital for the success of our island’s energy transition - and we plan to be a big part of Guernsey’s Net Zero future so we can continue to provide energy for every generation. Guernsey Energy has been providing energy for every generation for almost 200 years.

Will Guernsey's new electricity strategy come after a long-term deal?

A leading businessman has criticised Environment and Infrastructure's (E&I) new electricity strategy for Guernsey. Jon Moulton said the strategy should come after a long-term deal on power supply has been signed with French energy suppliers. The current deal for electricity supply with French energy supplier EDF is set to run out in 2027.

What is Guernsey's energy policy 2020-2050?

The Energy Policy 2020-2050 established that the vast majority of Guernsey's energy supplies will come from clean, low carbon sources by 2050 at the latest, local renewable generation will be encouraged and residual emissions will be offset. In order to deliver this, the six following objectives were agreed:

Who is Guernsey energy?

From tailored payment plans and energy efficiency advice to priority callouts and safety checks, we’re here to make things easier for you if we can. © 2024 Guernsey Energy, a trading name of Guernsey Gas Ltd, a member of the Islands Energy Group. We’ve been providing energy solutions to the Channel Islands for almost 200 years.

What does energy independence mean for Guernsey?

Greater energy independence - A system where a greater and significant proportion of our community's energy needs are supplied through local energy sources. This will increase resilience by reducing exposure to external and geopolitical factors. The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure is developing an Electricity Strategy for Guernsey.

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