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The cost of energy review: what’s in and what’s out

The cost of energy review: what’s in and what’s out

The governments cost of energy review vows to be wide-ranging and in-depth, but some key areas have been left out. Utility Week rounds up what’s in and what’s out.

8 years ago

Electric vehicles will reshape the future energy system

8 years ago

Political Agenda: BEIS and Defra unite over low-carbon future

8 years ago

Centrica profits fall

8 years ago

Baseload capacity a ‘thing of the past’, says Labour

8 years ago

EDF sees UK earnings slump

8 years ago

Showdown over Euratom

8 years ago

MPs to hold emergency debate on Euratom

8 years ago

Four MPs vie for BEIS committee chairmanship

8 years ago

Utility Week Wales Energy Conference: Rays of sunshine in Wales

8 years ago

GMB demands ‘home-grown’ energy supplies

8 years ago

Brexit vote: one year on

8 years ago

May’s minority government: what next?

8 years ago

End in sight for Hinkley bonus pay row

8 years ago

Business leaders propose alternative to price cap

8 years ago

UKIP pledges to review utility ownership

8 years ago

Manifestos: tough and tougher

8 years ago

What does the future hold for peaking plants?

Ofgem’s abrupt slashing of triad avoidance payments to embedded generation has thrown the development of peaking plants into turmoil. Tom Grimwood asks, should we care?

8 years ago

Horizon publishes latest nuclear power station plans

8 years ago

Greens propose progressive energy tariff

8 years ago

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