Global oil supply risks are increasing as the conflict in the Middle East disrupts key shipping routes and energy infrastructure,...
Government storage trials reveal technologies that could back up renewables
Seven first-of-a-kind energy storage projects have completed government-backed trials aimed at keeping renewable power available during long periods of low...
‘We don’t have control of the system’, warn NESO engineers
Engineers responsible for keeping Britain’s lights on have warned they no longer have control of the electricity system as renewable...
Santander contacts 146,000 customers over rising energy bills
Santander has contacted 146,000 vulnerable customers after identifying them as likely to be spending more than 10% of their monthly...
NESO steps up restrictions on electricity interconnector capacity
NESO will use day-ahead restrictions more regularly on four electricity interconnectors, as it tightens its management of power flows into...
Fears of another energy price shock as oil once again hits $100 a barrel
Brent crude surged above $100 (£75) a barrel after attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea raised fears...
Elexon resets flexibility market plan
Elexon has revised its plan to standardise Britain’s fragmented flexibility markets, promising simpler access, common digital systems and clearer rules...
Watch: TotalEnergies Gas & Power Discusses Hourly Matched
In this exclusive video interview, ELN speaks with TotalEnergies Gas & Power about Hourly Matched, an innovative solution designed to...
Burnham’s £45 off won’t stop energy bills rising
Households are set to save around £45 a year after the Government cut VAT on electricity but rising wholesale costs...
Ofgem to investigate NESO over heatwave pressures
Ofgem has ordered two investigations into the operation of Britain’s electricity system during June’s extreme heat, including a separate independent...