Electricity networks

ENA consults on blueprint for ‘internet of energy’

The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has today (6 March) launched a consultation on an impact assessment of five different ‘Future World’ models for its Open Networks Project.

Storm Freya caused outages across UK energy networks

Approximately 4,000 homes suffered power outages in Cumbria due to Storm Freya over the weekend, according to Electricity North West (ENW).

Energy UK backs motoring tax review to support shift to EVs

Energy UK has joined up with motoring organisations to urge Philip Hammond to commission an independent and wide-ranging review into how the UK will cope with the collapse of road fuel duties that will be triggered by a shift to electric vehicles.

DNOs should help fund energy efficiency measures, MPs told

Scottish Power to invest £2bn in clean energy in 2019

SSEN outlines RIIO2 transmission plan

Letter from the Editor: Time to answer the catcalls

UK Power Networks to procure flexibility services worth £12m

No escape for energy chiefs

Labour’s limit

Residual network charging reforms brush over regional price differences

Scottish Power profits soar after late influx of customers

Big six energy provider Scottish Power has announced today (20 February) its business results for 2018 were up 187 per cent.

National Grid seeks to end credit facility for suppliers

The electricity system operator (ESO) at National Grid has sought to remove its obligation to provide suppliers with up to £6 million of unsecured credit to cover their liabilities for transmission and balancing charges.

The smart world is built on grid modernisation

The electricity grid is one of the largest, most complex machines ever built, and the

An energy system fit for purpose

Until recently the UK government’s future energy plans relied heavily on expensive new nuclear power