More than 7.5 million barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) were produced in the North Sea in 2025, which was an...
Hormuz closure changing global energy policy
Since the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, 115 countries have adopted policies to tackle the energy impact of the...
Britain’s high-speed rail costs almost six times Japan’s
Britain is paying several times more than comparable countries to build major transport infrastructure, with HS2 emerging as the most...
Ofgem holds first industry meeting to tackle connection backlogs
James Hime / Shutterstock.comOfgem has held the first meeting of a cross sector body looking to tackle grid connection queues.The...
Dulux maker goes all green
AkzoNobel, who make the famous Dulux paints, have transitioned to using 100% renewable energy across Europe and the Americas.The company...
National Grid’s record year for vulnerability support
National Grid have supported 25,860 customers through fuel poverty during 2025 and 2026. This marks a record year for customer...
Why energy companies are starting to pay households to store and share power.
That’s starting to change. A growing number of energy providers are now paying customers not just to save energy, but...
Will MHHS be the end of the procurement-only TPI?
The GB electricity market is partway through its biggest reform in more than 25 years, and most business customers haven’t...
Ofgem proposes ending universal supply obligation to cut bills
Ofgem have opened a consultation for a proposal that could eventually reduce household energy bills. The idea is that new...
NESO’s new tech could save consumers £9 billion
NESO’s new technology could save consumers £9 billion in a vital step towards a renewable-led energy system.The synchronous condenser, which...