Sam Hollister

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442 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Talking New Energy · 249. Can businesses really cut energy costs with on-site solar and storage? · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

What's come through clearly is the way that businesses are thinking about energy changing.

It's no longer just about procurement or securing the lowest tariff.

It's increasingly about resilience, flexibility, decarbonisation, and also that kind of long-term security and sharing of risk.

Models like what you've discussed today sit right at the middle of that intersection, helping customers manage that cost and the carbon, while also supporting that wider transition towards that more flexible distributed energy system.

Thanks very much, Stefan, for joining us and sharing your insights today.

And thanks as always for listeners for tuning in and listening to LCP Delta's Talking New Energy podcast.

We'll be back soon with more conversations exploring the future of energy.

Thanks very much.

Thanks a lot.

Talking New Energy · 248. Are wind PPAs about to become more expensive? · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

Welcome to LCP Delta's Talking New Energy Podcast.

I'm Sam Hollister, and I'll be hosting today's podcast iHead Up our UK Markets Strategy at LCP Delta, and I'm joined by two experts today: Bertie Guinnesh from LCP Delta, who works in our power modeling team, and David Edmonds from EDF Energy, who is head of portfolio pricing.

We're going to spend a bit of time today focusing on wind cannibalisation and the impact that has on pricing and power purchase arrangements.

Now

Now, this is a topic that we spent a bit of time at LCP Delta looking at, with support from EDF through our Power Insight research.

Now, wind cannibalisation might not be known by many people listening to this.

So first up, Bertie, if I can ask you just to set the scene and for those who are listening who aren't particularly deep in power expertise, what is wind cannibalization and what actually is it and why does it happen?

And so almost by adding more wind we're just gonna depress the price.

Okay, so that's that's the kind of the cannibalization point, right?

You're kind of eating into your own revenues.

Okay.

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