Plug-in solar panels will become legal in Britain from 27 August but households have been warned not to treat the...
Ofgem orders new data exchange to improve NESO’s grid visibility
Ofgem has approved new rules requiring NESO and electricity network operators to exchange detailed planning data more routinely from 6...
Suppliers wipe £172m from bills for late-charging failures
Energy suppliers wrote off more than £172 million in charges for almost one million households under rules protecting customers from...
NESO chief sidelined from heatwave inquiry after independence concerns
NESO Chief Executive Fintan Slye will no longer receive progress updates from the legal investigation into allegations surrounding the operation...
Geothermal’s potential hampered by untargeted policy
Geothermal energy could play a much larger role in the global energy transition – but untargeted policies and investment barriers...
IEA warns oil security risks are rising as Iran war deepens
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...
Global nuclear M&A nears $7bn in first half of 2026 as confidence grows
Global nuclear mergers and acquisitions almost doubled in value during the first half of 2026 as investor confidence grew around...
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...