‘93% of stakeholders back UK grid charging reform’
Over 90% of stakeholders support reform of the current transmission charging regime to support the UK’s legally binding net zero emissions target, according to a survey by ...
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UPDATE: BEIS follows through on CfD removal threat
UK Energy Ministry BEIS has confirmed it will pull the plug on supports for renewable energy developments that fail to live up to commitments made in their ...
EAC calls for minimum floor price for ‘flawed’ Smart Export Guarantee
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) is calling for the introduction of a floor price above zero for the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) to help support community energy. ...
Symbio Energy rapped over ‘threatening’ responses to negative reviews
Symbio Energy has been hit with a formal warning from review website Trustpilot, after MoneySavingExpert.com brought to its attention the way the supplier responds to negative reviews, ...
Octopus Energy reveals plans to expand into green hydrogen
The Octopus Energy Group is set to expand into the green hydrogen sector, touting the benefits of the technology for “parts of the economy electrification can’t reach”. ...
Electricity Retail Market-wide Half-hourly Settlement: Decision and Full Business Case
In August 2018 we set out our expectation that we would need to introduce half-hourly settlement (HHS) on a market-wide basis in order to realise the full ...
Ecotricity turnover exceeds £222 million thanks to ‘deep green’ business customers
It passed by as quietly as an electric car — so much so we almost missed it — and neither did green energy pioneer Ecotricity make a ...
National Grid launches smart lightbulb that glows green when powered by renewable energy
The Green Light Signal, which costs around £25, emits a green light when the carbon intensity of the UK’s grid is very low, such as on windy ...
