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ENA aims to make flexibility mainstream

The head of the Energy Networks Association’s Open Networks programme has told Utility Week the ultimate goal of the scheme is to take flexibility beyond business as usual. As the programme, which was designed to accelerate the transition towards a smart, flexible system, enters its fifth year the focus will be on practical outcomes and ensuring interoperability, Dr Avinash Aithal said.

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Pure EVs make up one in three new car sales in December

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Festive press round-up: Nuclear plants face shutdown over tax on windfalls

Our review of national media coverage of the sector over Christmas and New Year covers reaction to the windfall tax on electricity generators, including a potential legal challenge. There was also speculation as to the amount of customer credit balances being kept by retailers, concern over sewage spills and analysis of falling gas prices.

2 years ago

Innovation in challenging times – how today’s utilities are modernising

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Utility Week Top Stories of 2022

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Ofgem gives final go-ahead to fixed balancing charges

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Staying optimistic through the decarbonisation transition

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Cap and floor support withdrawn from NorthConnect interconnector

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National Grid to install SF6-free substation for London Power Tunnels

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Ofgem revises position on shared offshore transmission links

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Meet the Innovators: Georges Tijbosch, MiQ

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SSE boosts parental leave policies as part of recruitment drive

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Networks need to stay in the background – and keep saying yes

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Post-Brexit agreement heralds new wave of interconnectors

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Ofgem seeks views on code consolidation

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Weekend press round-up: Ministers to offer business energy support package until early 2024

In our latest review of national coverage of the sector, the government is reportedly close to finalising plans to extend energy bills support for businesses. Meanwhile the energy supply taskforce has been scrapped and Thanes Water has warned of the potential for water rationing.

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Utility Week Awards 2022 Review

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Fixing energy markets from the ground up

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Ofgem introduces new framework for onshore transmission upgrades

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Slade to helm ENA

Lawrence Slade is to take on the role of chief executive of the Energy Networks Association, succeeding David Smith who has led the trade body for the past 15 years. Slade will take up the position in February with ENA’s director of external affairs Ross Easton becoming interim chief executive in the short term.

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