Energy retail

Defending critical operational data from malicious cyber attacks

Meet the Innovators: David Walter, Utility Warehouse

Ofgem redistributes £384,000 of recovered RO payments

The beauty of simplicity: making it easier to green Britain’s homes

Major disparity in fuel poverty across English regions

Only 10% of customers intend to ask supplier for owed credit balances

Rudd ‘surprised’ by ministers’ lack of fresh steps on energy bills

Former secretary of state for energy and climate change Amber Rudd has said she is “very surprised” that the government has not taken more action to tackle unaffordable energy bills, predicting the pressure to do will become “unstoppable” this autumn.

‘Continued strain’ of price cap takes toll on Scottish Power profits

Scottish Power's retail arm has recorded a £12 million loss for the first quarter of 2022, with the company citing the price cap methodology as causing a strain on earnings. The company, which at the end of March served 4.8 million customers, said earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) fell by £118 million, or 111.5% year-on-year.

Utilita plots expansion of Energy Hubs

Utility Week data highlights need for action on diversity

It’s time to fix the energy crisis before it’s too late

Woes of fuel poor risk derailing net zero goal, warns charity boss

Moves by net zero sceptics to exploit the acute pinch facing fuel poor households risk becoming a “drag anchor” on the UK's decarbonisation drive, National Energy Action chief executive Adam Scorer has warned.

April price cap saw 50% increase in PCW activity  

Octopus launches ‘dating agency’ to spur windfarm development

Do androids dream of electric heat? Introducing the robots infiltrating utilities