Adam John

MPs urged to investigate Scottish Power PPM warrants

Weekend press: Hydrogen boiler push to continue despite verdict of UK watchdog

In our latest round-up of national press coverage, the government and sections of UK industry will reportedly continue to back the prospect of using hydrogen for home heating, despite recent warnings against the technology from the National Infrastructure Commission. Elsewhere, concerns are raised about the impact of a lack of port infrastructure on offshore wind, while plans by Labour to incentivise take up of electric vehicles are revealed.

Scottish Power granted PPM warrants

Ofgem slams Utilita’s ‘ill-founded’ CMA appeal

Ofgem rejects smart meter data sharing proposal

Customer service standards for retailers tightened

Wales & West Utilities explores gas and electricity smart links

Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has launched a project to explore how smart links between gas and electricity networks can make better use of renewable energy. The HyVoltage Project is being led by the gas network operator, with National Grid Electricity Distribution as a non-funding partner. It will assess the viability of introducing what WWU calls “flexible vector conversion sites” with integrated smart links between both gas and electricity distribution networks.

‘Sunak has been let down by his advisers’

Market Stabilisation Charge will expire in 2024

Ofgem proposes bill hikes to cover record supplier debt