Tom Grimwood

Scottish Power to supply green hydrogen to whisky distilleries

Ofgem to reduce distribution connection charges

How flexibility holds the key to unlocking a net zero future

Weekend press round-up: Hinkley Point B could be spared imminent closure

As the government rushes to secure the UK's energy supplies whilst weaning the country off Russian gas, there are reports that EDF's Hinkley Point B nuclear power station could be spared from imminent closure and that ministers are in talks with South Korea to help build the series of new nuclear plants promised by the prime minister. Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrats have released figures showing raw sewage was discharged into English bathing waters more than 25,000 times in 2021. This and more in Utility Week's latest round up of the weekend papers. 

The beauty of simplicity: making it easier to green Britain’s homes

Octopus acquires stake in Lincs offshore wind farm

Does blue hydrogen still have a role to play?

Last call for loss of mains protection funding

How technology is driving efficiency in offshore construction

Lessons from the Northern Ireland energy price crisis