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Northern Powergrid verified by Science-Based Targets Initiative

Does blue hydrogen still have a role to play?

Energy strategy misses small steps in favour of giant leaps

BEIS rejects move to more frequent RO settlement

Proposals for more frequent settlement of the renewables obligation scheme have been rejected by the government. BEIS said the recent market turmoil, conflicting responses to its consultation on the issue and in some places unclear steers from stakeholders, had informed its decision.

Kwarteng accused of ‘caving in’ to backbench onshore wind critics

Last call for loss of mains protection funding

Security plan: Kwarteng rebuffs energy efficiency critics

WPD works with South West to explore pumping flexibility

The storage question: Operability challenges in a net-zero system

Energy storage pipeline doubles in 12 months

How technology is driving efficiency in offshore construction

Centrica signs deal with Push Energy to build solar portfolio

ENA launches flexibility measurement tool

Weekend press round-up: Rising energy bills may bring ‘civil unrest’

In the latest round-up of the weekend news, money saving guru Martin Lewis claims rising energy bills mean “civil unrest isn’t far way”, a lithium producer warns supply constraints will make electric vehicle targets “impossible” and a three-quarters of Brits back onshore wind in a new poll following the release of the government energy security strategy.

EDF considers 20-year life extension for Sizewell B