Nearly 15GW of battery storage in UK’s project development pipeline
The UK reached a gigawatt of battery storage deployments in the second quarter of 2020 and the industry has 14.9GW in its development pipeline including 1.8GW of ...
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Gazprom and Shell sign 5-year cooperation deal
Russia’s multinational energy corporation Gazprom and a British-Dutch oil and gas holding company Shell have signed an agreement of strategic cooperation for a five-year period, expanding the ...
Arrangements for the 2021 Gas Discretionary Reward Scheme (DRS) under RIIO-GD1
Publication date 12th March 2021 Information type Guidance Policy area Gas – distribution Decision on RIIO-G1 Gas Discretionary Reward Scheme 2015-18 This is our Guidance Document for ...
Decarbonising heat in homes inquiry hears from energy companies
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee will question energy companies, including from Octopus Energy, Vaillant, Cadent Gas and E-ON, with experience of installing or trialling low ...
Ofgem cuts electricity distributors returns by a third in green power push
Ofgem, the UK’s energy regulator, is to cut the profits that electricity distribution companies can make by a third as part of a new green-focused pricing regime. ...
PN 06/21: COVID-19 and the business retail market – Ofwat consults on how to address increases in bad debt
Measures aimed at: combating the spread of Covid-19; and strengthening protections for Non-Household customers who are late paying their bills; could result in higher than expected levels ...
Bulb launches EV solution offering cheaper overnight charging
Bulb has launched a new electric vehicle (EV) plan that offers 100% renewable electricity and cheaper charging at night as key features. The plan is currently being ...
Ofgem awards licence for grid link to world’s largest wind farm
Ofgem’s regulatory framework secures £1.2 billion investment in grid link connecting the world’s largest offshore wind farm Framework provides revenue certainty to investors while saving consumers hundreds ...
