EE would be doubling speeds of its 1800MHz

How is this possible? At the launch CEO Olaf Swantee explained that it was doubling the bandwidth it would be using from 2x 10MHz to 2x 20MHz.

Read more: http://lteconference.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/double-trouble-how-ee-is-able-to-double-its-speeds-and-why-it-isnt-entirely-good-news/ 

EE in LTE Depot data base: https://sites.google.com/site/ltedepot/home/country/uk/everything-everywhere 

Everything Everywhere now can refarm 1800 MHz for LTE

Ofcom approved an application made by Everything Everywhere to refarm its existing spectrum in the 1800 MHz band for 4G / LTE. Ofcom noted that varying EE's existing 1800 MHz concession would deliver "significant benefits to consumers". More of it, the regulator noting "no material risk that those benefits will be outweighted by a distortion of competition". Ofcom has confirmed that it has now issued varied licences to EE which authorise the operator to inaugurate LTE services from 11 September 2012. \\telegeography.com