Energy networks

Weekend press round-up: Rees-Mogg accused of grabbing absolute power over energy industry

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national media, concern is raised about new legislation that would hand sweeping control over the energy sector to the secretary of state. There is also speculation the government wants to scrap the energy price cap; reports on job cuts at Scottish Power, and Thames Water topping the list of water company complaints.

Decarbonised grid can be ‘robust and resilient’ in challenging weather

The impact of economic turbulence on utilities

Creating a shared market platform to upscale use of customer flexibility

No cut off date for revenue cap is ‘troubling’, says Pinchbeck

National Grid rewires first pylons in £130m network upgrade

A three-pronged approach to preventing power cuts this winter

Storm Arwen lessons show enhanced asset monitoring is a ‘win-win’ for ED2

Pride in Energy survey finds rise in LGBTQ+ discrimination

Weekend press: U-turn on ‘interventionist’ energy efficiency campaign

Our latest roundup of national news coverage from the weekend includes more signs of in-fighting among the Conservative party over the cancelling of a public information campaign on reducing energy demand; a revenue cap for renewable generators moves closer to becoming reality; Octopus progresses its takeover deal for Bulb and The Rivers Trust accuses the Environment Agency of being missing in action.

The bridge to RIIO3

Don’t rush wholesale market reform, urges Anderson

For the energy sector, successful innovation is more important than ever

Ofgem appoints new director of networks

Networks warned not to be complacent on ‘Storm Arwen 2’