Tom Grimwood

Vulnerable customers must be front of mind as we head into winter

Welsh government to establish publicly-owned energy firm

Masdar acquires battery developer Arlington Energy

Mild weather and near-full storage see gas prices tumble

Mild October weather and the filling of storage across Europe have seen gas prices tumble in recent weeks following the extreme highs seen towards the end of last month. The prices of both month-ahead and winter-ahead contracts have fallen by more than half following the extreme highs at the end of August. However, ICIS gas and LNG analyst Alex Froley tells Utility Week prices are still far from "normal" and that concerns remain about how storage will be refilled in summer 2023 in time for the winter afterwards.

National Grid to debut ‘grid park’ concept

Centrica to inject hydrogen into gas peaking plant

National Grid begins recruiting for heat pump flexibility trial

Consumers to underwrite anticipatory investment in offshore wind links

Connecting to the transmission system: why we’re working with the industry to drive reforms

National Grid trials dynamic line rating to unlock capacity