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Will Nichols

Will Nichols

Former News Editor

Will Nichols joined BusinessGreen in September 2010 and left in July 2015.

He produced a wide range of news and analysis for the site, with a particular focus on low carbon transport, environmental risk, and green management.

Will trained as a journalist at Brunel University and worked on a number of local papers and green energy website New Energy Focus before joining BusinessGreen.

He previously worked for BP spending two and half years in the company's graduate scheme.

 

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Articles by Will Nichols

Carbon Trading

EU sets out plan to boost carbon market

Climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard proposes withholding an unspecified number of permits from auction

clock 25 July 2012 •

Policy

Developers fear for geothermal under new subsidy regime

Geothermal industry warns cuts to support send out message UK is 'closed for business', although boost for hydro and energy-from-waste welcomed

clock 25 July 2012 •

Legislation

Plans to exclude generators from RO leave industry 'flummoxed'

Government proposals would leave green energy projects between 50kW and 5MW dependent on support from feed-in tariffs

clock 25 July 2012 •

Policy

MPs call on EU to raise carbon reduction ambition

Upping planned CO2 cuts from 20 to 30 per cent by 2020 would bolster Europe's chances of securing a global agreement, MPs say

clock 25 July 2012 •

Solar

BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2012: Eight19 times solar expansion to perfection

UK start-up leading the way in bringing low-cost solar to developing countries and pioneering innovative PV technology

clock 25 July 2012 •

Management

BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2012: PwC quick out of the blocks in sustainability race

PwC reveals how open-sourced methods and new methods of presenting complex data are driving the consultancy's green innovation

clock 24 July 2012 •

Legislation

MPs slam government's 'unworkable' electricity market reforms

Strongly worded report concludes Treasury interference means Energy Bill will increase costs for consumers, hamper competition, and deter low-carbon investment

clock 23 July 2012 •

Energy

Government confirms new feed-in tariff rates

Small wind turbines see support cut, but hydro and micro CHP set to benefit from new feed-in tariff levels

clock 20 July 2012 •

Energy

Plans revealed for "UK's largest" geothermal plant

GT Energy targets untapped heat resource under Manchester with new deep-geothermal proposals

clock 20 July 2012 •

Carbon Trading

Carbon prices plunge yet again amid backloading delay rumours

Speculation that measures designed to tackle oversupply will be delayed until late August could drive prices below €6, analysts say

clock 19 July 2012 •
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