The impact of Brexit on the UK energy market

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There has been much speculation about what might happen to the UK energy market when the UK leaves the European Union.

We have produced a briefing which summarises:

The current position of the UK within the EU energy market
The options after Brexit ('Norway', 'Turkey' and 'Canada' models)
Key EU energy legislation
Renewable energy targets
The effect of Brexit on investment in energy projects, electricity and gas trading
The role of interconnectors

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