Low-carbon generation

Energy revolution risks creating two-tier economy

Millions of families and businesses could be left behind as the UK transitions to clean energy, electric vehicles (EVs) and smart technology, a new study has warned.

Volume-based renewable auctions needed to meet emissions targets

Roundtable: Rethinking decarbonisation incentives

The first output from the Energy Systems Catapult’s “Rethinking ­decarbonisation incentives” project was an analysis

Clark proclaims end of energy ‘trilemma’

Greg Clark has unveiled reviews of network codes and the retail market in a landmark

£5 billion energy investment portfolio launched

Around £5 billion of energy and infrastructure projects across the country are to be promoted

STA warns smart meters and solar panels ‘should be decoupled’

Government declares intent to keep UK linked to EU ETS post Brexit

CCC calls for bioenergy to double in UK energy mix

The contribution of bioenergy to the UK’s energy mix could double by 2050, according to

Political Agenda this week: ‘Nuclear finds itself in an unfriendly environment’

Business and energy secretary Greg Clark will know the feeling. Last week, he was in

SSE to create dedicated renewables company

Scottish transport and heating schemes receive funding boost

Thirteen low-carbon transport and heating projects, including electric buses and water-powered underground heat pumps, are

Drilling starts at Cornish geothermal electricity plant

Drilling has commenced at the UK’s first deep geothermal electricity plant in Cornwall. According to

RO mutualisation to be triggered over late payments

Ofgem has confirmed a mutualisation process will be triggered following a shortfall of payments into

New EV charging toolkit is unveiled in Austria

Blockchain platform Energy Web Foundation (EWF) has announced the release of a new electric vehicle

Ministers could have ‘salvaged’ Moorside nuclear project

The government could have stopped Toshiba from pulling the plug on its plans for a