Changes to how energy companies report their greenhouse gas emissions will bring accounting for such gasses “back to reality” ...

There is no need for a single digital architect for the entire energy industry, the head of technology at National Energy Systems Operator (NESO) has said. Mayank Jha played down calls for NESO to be ...

Two failed energy retailers left the market owing more than £23 million in renewables obligation (RO) payments, Ofgem has revealed. Rebel Energy and Tomato Energy, both of which collapsed earlier this ...

There is a “distinct lack of clarity” on how businesses will be impacted by a one in 500-year drought, the head of the water market operator has warned. MOSL chief executive Sarah McMath was giving ...

In advance of next year’s Women in Utilities Awards, our forthcoming webinar on leadership features Baroness Tanni ...

Ofgem has updated the target delivery dates for the proposed new electricity superhighways and has agreed to grant them early ...

Households who use more energy could contribute more towards the Warm Home Discount (WHD) scheme under new proposals being mooted by government. The plans, being proposed by the Department for Energy ...

The decommissioning of the gas grid should be led by the market rather than the government, an ex-energy secretary has proposed. Chris Huhne, who was energy and climate change secretary from 2010 to ...

Great Britain has once again broken the record for the amount of wind power generated, just one month after the previous record was set. At 5:30pm on 5 December, wind generated 23,825MW of electricity ...

The government has announced the total budget for all non-offshore wind technologies in the next Contracts for Difference (CfD) allocation round (AR7). In an update, the Department for Energy Security ...

Committee has blasted South East Water over a “concerning lack of resilience” in its supply infrastructure. Alistair Carmichael has written to South East’s CEO David Hinton to express concerns he has ...

An electrification campaigner has admitted that he is “terrified” that the government will subsidise business energy costs from domestic customers' bills.