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👎 Government hypocrisy takes center stage as Southern California Edison's two-year bid for heat pump funding is callously rejected by the Public Utilities Commission. This decision not only widens the gap between the affluent and the common Californian in the quest for electrification but also deals a significant blow to the ambitious goal of achieving 80% electrification of all buildings by 2035. The rejection further exposes a system that claims to prioritize the well-being of all citizens but, in reality, leaves them alone to grapple with the inevitable rise in costs to consumers and ratepayers resulting from the envisioned all-electric future. ➕ Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gpZiwXTF -------------------------------------------------------------- #energy #california #gas #electric #fuel #fuels #caleg

The biggest disconnect between the state and industry groups in the energy space is the state's goal of 100% emission reductions versus the "not 100% but significant enough" emission reduction options that are currently available. Choosing to more widely deploy these options now such as: renewable diesel offering up to 80% emission reductions, hydrogen offering up to 89%, E85 offering up to 80% etc. means a cleaner energy future starting TODAY, rather than solely focusing on the goal of a fully electric infrastructure that has presented many obstacles. + Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gP2aS8Kg ----------------------------------------------------- #fuel #fuels #conveniencestores #california #caleg #emissions #energy #sustainable

In this article from the energy market review, written by Blake Koen, we analyse the North American casualty market. Discover how it's shaping up to be a tale of two markets within the oilfield services sector. Read now to uncover the full picture. Read now: https://ow.ly/Nnoh50S20X6 #Energy #RiskManagement #EMR2024 #NorthAmericanCasualtyMarket

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The upstream energy insurance market is experiencing a softening trend, with improving terms on property insurance renewals in most subsectors of upstream energy, according to Gallagher. The midstream market has seen a tightening of policy terms and conditions, while the downstream market is softening with increased capacity. More 👉https://ow.ly/MVQX50TzVaT Gallagher #EnergyInsurance

The upstream energy insurance market is experiencing a softening trend, with improving terms on property insurance renewals in most subsectors of upstream energy, according to Gallagher. The midstream market has seen a tightening of policy terms and conditions, while the downstream market is softening with increased capacity. More 👉https://ow.ly/MVQX50TzVaT Gallagher #EnergyInsurance

The upstream energy insurance market is experiencing a softening trend, with improving terms on property insurance renewals in most subsectors of upstream energy, according to Gallagher. The midstream market has seen a tightening of policy terms and conditions, while the downstream market is softening with increased capacity. More 👉https://ow.ly/MVQX50TzVaT Gallagher #EnergyInsurance

Who is still with British Gas, Scottish Power, EDF and E.on? These companies have been criticised for overcharging their customers - unnecessary high unit price and standing charges. If you are a home owner- why not just double check you are not overpaying. Click on the UW link, put in your postcode and your annual usage from your bill and see what we would charge each month. If we are cheaper, why not switch over - all you need to do is complete the online form and we contact your energy company for you. If you are in credit - you will get that back when you switch. And if you refer new customers using this link, you will get £50 Credit in your energy bill every time a friend signs up too!!! https://lnkd.in/ePFVMMtV

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A question for all my connections: It is that time of year for our insurance renewal. We are delighted with our current broker, but they have been struggling with our professional indemnity. Out of 10 underwriters, only one will cover PV and batteries. Along with our usual other works Insurance companies are starting to respond to the skyrocketing number of claims for poorly designed and failed PV systems. We have to have it to give the client the extra comfort blanket, but we stand behind everything we do 100%. To be honest, I don't ever desire to make any claims. We do the job right! It's actually made me consider the value of PV in our business. We get such high feedback from happy clients on delivering complete renewable packages, including PV with heat pumps and other systems. What are everyone's thoughts on the current situation?