Adam John

Switching figures up on first two months of 2018

Over 450,000 electricity customers switched supplier in February, the latest figures from Energy UK have revealed today (22 March).

SSEN invests £3m in ‘self-restoring’ network technology

Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) says it has invested £3 million into helping its network “self-restore” following faults in the system.

EDF partners with Anesco and Upside Energy for DSR

EDF Energy has signed a partnership with energy storage provider Anesco to optimise a combined 16MW of solar and battery assets at the Clayhill solar farm in Bedfordshire.

Water companies to ‘march’ in support of World Water Day

Water companies across the UK will be marking WaterAid’s world water day by “marching” in support of providing safe drinking water all over the world.

Solarplicity denies SoLR rumours as it lets 27 meter installers go

Challenger supplier Solarplicity has denied rumours it is about to enter the Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) process but has confirmed it has let 27 of its meter installers go.

Roundtable: keeping up with cyber security

Are customer engagement groups the right answer for DNOs?

As part of the RIIO2 price controls set out by Ofgem, distribution network operators (DNOs)

Severn Trent announces AMP7 contractors

Severn Trent has announced the details of the first contractors to deliver its c.£2 billion

Octopus Energy announces partnership with Amazon Alexa

Octopus Energy has announced a partnership with Amazon Alexa which will see the supplier’s Agile Octopus tariff integrated with the talk-activated technology.

Suppliers continue to install SMETS1 devices after deadline

A number of big six energy companies are still installing first-generation (SMETS1) smart meters, despite the deadline for such installations passing.