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Weekend press round-up: Eon identifies security breach

In our latest review of sector coverage across the national newspapers, Eon has had to lock some online accounts after a security breach. Meanwhile, Hitachi has rejected pleas from unions to keep its Welsh nuclear power project alive; there are calls for Britain to build gigafactories to accelerate the electric vehicle transition and Schneider Electric has topped a global league of green firms

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Ofgem calls for full ESO separation

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Gas networks release joint plan for hydrogen conversion

5 years ago

Elexon to oversee half hourly settlement

Code administrator Elexon has been selected by Ofgem as the senior responsible owner (SRO) for the implementation of Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS). Previous proposals had Ofgem as both programme sponsor and SRO. However in a consultation document the energy regulator unveiled plans to place responsibility for management and delivery of the programme with industry, with Elexon acting as SRO.

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Ofgem consults on new short-haul discount for gas transmission

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National Grid opens second electricity interconnector to France

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NIC calls for evidence on carbon capture technologies

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ENA consults on Open Networks workplan for 2021

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What sort of animal is the CMA?

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Flexitricity to trade EV fleet within balancing mechanism

Flexitricity has partnered with ev.energy with the aim of forming the first aggregated balancing mechanism unit comprised of domestic electric vehicles (EVs). The aggregator will use its automated trading software to sell flexibility in the balancing mechanism from the roughly 10,000 EVs connected to ev.energy’s smart charging platform.

5 years ago

National Grid updates on TERRE implementation

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Weekend press round-up: EDF plans Pod Point float

In our latest review of sector coverage across the national newspapers, EDF is said to be drawing up plans for a stock market flotation of EV charging infrastructure specialist, Pod Point. Meanwhile, scientists have hit back at claims carbon capture represents a risky approach to decarbonisation and the government is expected to crack down on oil and gas companies’ plans to cut emissions.

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Centrica CFO quits after seven months

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Renewable developer sounds alarm over network charging reforms

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‘Brexit got done but Europe hasn’t disappeared’

Agreement may have been reached between the UK and EU on a Brexit trade deal but the talking continues over how energy will be traded between the two sides and how they will work together to overcome common challenges developing renewable energy in the North Sea. David Blackman looks at the key issues to be resolved.

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SSE appeals withdrawal of residual transmission credit for generators

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2021 – the year to answer the difficult questions

As we begin the run-up to COP26, Joshua Atkins, head of public affairs at Energy Networks Association, looks at what 2021 might have in store for the energy industry.

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Industry raises concerns over DSR protections

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UKPN works with local councils to fill EV charging blackspots

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Electricity distribution networks argue against hasty decision on DSO separation

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