Research and analysis

Arup (2016): Review of Renewable Electricity Generation Cost and Technical Assumptions

This report provides an update to information on cost and technical assumptions for renewable electricity generation technologies.

• From: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 9 November 2016

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Arup (2016): Review of Renewable Electricity Generation Cost and Technical Assumptions

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Arup was appointed by DECC to review the cost and technical assumptions of renewable electricity generation technologies in the UK to 2030, and to provide levelised cost estimates. Arup’s work provided an independent assessment based on data supplied via a stakeholder engagement process, as well as using published and internal sources. Analysis from the study allowed inputs to be incorporated into the DECC Levelised Cost Model.

Published 9 November 2016