The strategy's development has been led by UK Trade and Investment which recognises the importance of backing this vital industry.
The UK energy sector is thriving. But, if it is to be even more competitive, it has to become more international. As well as building on its track record, it must fulfil its potential across the world. Helping achieve this is a UK Government priority.
The strategy considers global energy challenges up to 2030. It highlights the important opportunities for the UK in technology, innovation and expertise needed to supply better, cleaner, higher value energy, including low carbon options.
There is a clear direction and an action plan to help focus collective efforts and achieve shared goals. One aim is to improve the targeting and co-ordination of marketing activity. Another is to help make sure the right messages are delivered at the right time so that everyone benefits.
Success depends on everyone with an interest working together in an agreed approach, while making maximum use of joint resources.
Above all, it depends on telling the UK Energy story.
Click here to view the strategy launch document.
Thursday, Mar 11, 2010
Premier Strikes Oil On Blabaer Prospect, North Sea Premier Oil has made an oil discovery in the Cook formation on the Blabaer prospect in the North Sea. BG Norge, the operator of production license 374 S, is in the process of completing the drilling of wildcat well 34/5-1 S located about 25km northeast of the Snorre field in the North Sea.
Thursday, Mar 11, 2010
RWE npower To Upgrade Little Barford Gas-fired Plant In UK RWE npower has said that it will spend approximately GBP100m to upgrade turbines for increasing output and reducing CO2 emissions at its Little Barford gas-fired power station in Cambridgeshire, UK.
Thursday, Mar 11, 2010
npower To Reduce Gas Prices By 7% npower has said that it will reduce its in domestic gas prices for domestic gas customers by an average of 7% from March 26, 2010.
Thursday, Mar 11, 2010
E.ON Posts Stable Earnings Despite Drop In Sales E.ON has posted an adjusted EBITDA of EUR13.5bn for fiscal 2009, about 1% up compared to prior-year. The sales for the year were down by 6% to EUR82bn compared to EUR87bn in the previous year.