Q&A – RWE npower's Volker Beckers

Vanya Dragomanovich talks to RWE npower’s chief executive Volker Beckers about his hopes and concerns for UK electricity market reform and his long-term vision for the UK power markets

Volker Beckers - RWE npower

With the UK power sector predicted to need investment of £200 billion ($317 billion) in the next 10–15 years in order to replace retiring plant and meet European Union targets on carbon reduction and renewables, all eyes are currently on UK electricity market reform (EMR) for details of how this could be achieved. A second phase of discussions between industry and government is now taking place following the July release of the ERM white paper by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and

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