I’ve been in energy long enough to know that the industry has a habit of making simple things complicated, and...
Echelon launches Ireland’s first green energy park
Echelon Data Centres has announced plans to establish Ireland’s first Green Energy Park at its DUB20 campus in Arklow, Co...
Future-Proofing Europe’s Energy Grid: The ENTSO-E Upgrade
Driven by the rapid energy transition and influx of renewable sources, the European electricity market demands unprecedented data transparency. The...
British energy policy has always been chaotic
Energy policy has spent decades chasing its own tail, layering fixes on top of fixes – and the result is...
Labour exploring how to decouple gas and electricity pricing
Ed Miliband is actively exploring a break from the UK’s gas-linked electricity pricing model as pressure builds inside government following...
End game for nuclear power station
Hunterston B moves into decommissioning as the UK’s first AGR site prepares to transfer to government control.In two weeks’ time...
Energy bills to rise by £300 says forecast
Energy bills are on course for another sharp rise, with Cornwall Insight forecasting a typical dual fuel bill could hit...
Business supplier fined £500k and director forced to quit after Ofgem investigation
A business energy supplier has been forced to pay £525,000 and remove its director after a string of failures that...
SSEN partnership links benefit checks to priority services support
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution and Policy in Practice have launched a partnership designed to identify vulnerable households...
Ofgem and DESNZ offer brokers guidance on energy volatility
Ed Miliband, and OFGEM’s Director General for Markets, Tim Jarvis, have written to brokers and consultants in light of the...