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Network investment is the key to successful decarbonisation

Decarbonisation targets are driving government policies worldwide, and the energy sector has a big part to play. Enabling the changes required to reduce CO2 emissions will mean both a significant expansion in low-carbon generation and an increased demand for electricity based on a shift towards electrification for heat and transport. This is turn requires increased investment in the energy networks, as Grant Mceachran of S&C Electric explores.

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Grid connection waits of ’15 years’ normal in many areas

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Network planning needs ‘step change’, BEIS acknowledges

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On the Move: Michael Lewis to join UU

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RIIO3 and the dawn of the third age of network regulation

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Weekend press round-up: Energy suppliers urged not to force customers onto PPMs

This week's round-up of national news from the weekend includes energy suppliers being urged to stop "forcing" customers onto prepayment meters amid calls to name and shame those companies that compel users to move to these tariffs. Elsewhere the Bulb Octopus deal is set to pay a handsome return to the Treasury; EV battery production in the UK is called into question; and Severn Trent's boss Liv Garfield is tipped for the top job at Vodafone

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Kaluza launches ‘vehicle-to-everything’ charging project

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Demanding change: Is DFS a game-changer or gimmick?

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Skidmore ‘shocked’ by ‘mind blowing’ grid connection delays

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BEIS and Ofgem aim to ‘kickstart’ smart charging market

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Weekend press round-up: Suppliers stop clawing back debts via PPMs

In our latest round-up of the weekend press, suppliers stop clawing back debts from customers on prepayment meters, an energy boss warns high energy bills are here to stay and Anglian Water is fined £500,000 after sewage discharges led to the death of thousands of fish.

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