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@techreport{Green:2013,
author = {Green, RJ},
publisher = {Government Office for Science},
title = {The Future Role of Energy in Manufacturing},
url = {https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/future-manufacturing-role-of-energy},
year = {2013}
}
TY - RPRT
AB - This report considers the present and future role of energy in manufacturing, in the context of the need to deliver a low-carbon economy. That need presents two threats to UK-based manufacturers, and two opportunities. The first threat is that the price of energy in the UK will rise, compared to the cost faced by competitor firms abroad, placing UK manufacturers at a significant disadvantage. The second threat is that a low-carbon electricity supply will be unreliable, and that the cost of power cuts will rise. The first opportunity is related to this threat – manufacturing sites that can reduce their electricity imports at times when the power system is under stress are already paid for doing so. The need for such demand-side management, the options for providing it, and the price paid are all likely to increase over time. The second opportunity is that new low-carbon products will be needed – not least in the transport sector – and UK-based firms may be able to break into these new markets.
AU - Green,RJ
PB - Government Office for Science
PY - 2013///
TI - The Future Role of Energy in Manufacturing
UR - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/future-manufacturing-role-of-energy
ER -