Abstract: . . .  locally and distributed directly to the local distribution network; this is known as embedded generation. This reduces the distance over which electricity has to travel, meaning less electrical losses in transmission and distribution, and therefore saving energy. The benefits from local electricity generation are particularly ©E.ON UK Renewables valuable in areas remote from centralised systems and where the transmission or distribution grid is weak. Local energy generation will also be of great importance as the UK’s fossil fuel . . .
. . .  Expansion in Renewable Energy 4 Clear Skies, www.clear-skies.org 5 Scottish Community and Householder Renewables Initiative, www.est.org.uk/schri/ 6 Rural Enterprise Scheme, www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/schemes/res/default.htm 7 BWEA (1994), Best Practice Guidelines for Wind Energy Development, www.bwea.com/ref/bpg.html  . . .
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