Financial modeling of UK energy incentives for innovate technology

Stopford Energy & Environment was commissioned by a US energy from waste company to investigate whether power generated by their novel gasification deployment model qualified, either partially or fully, for the award of renewable obligation certificates (ROCs). The study involved interrogation of the Renewable Obligation Order 2009 (ROO 2009) and liaison with industry regulators Ofgem. The study provided the client with a detailed report outlining how their technology and proposed deployment model would be considered under ROO. Furthermore a number of recommendations were made relating to possible amendments to both the technology and ROO to enable the proposed scheme to be deemed eligible for ROC allocation.