Smart utilities

How to keep talking when the power goes out

Transforming the energy market for a sustainable net-zero future

A data-sharing register will be game-changing for asset owners

Meet the Innovators: Johnson Fernandes, CEO, Equiwatt

Smart meter rollout: intelligent solutions for legacy challenges

BEIS awards £33m to long-duration energy storage demos

Smart meter rollout hits 30m milestone

AI software uses smart meter data to identify vulnerable households

Smart on-street charging could save £4.1bn per year by 2030

Providing support to vulnerable consumers as the cost-of-living crisis worsens

A threat without borders: understanding the cyber risk facing utilities

Delivery of RIIO-ED2 in the race to net zero

Suppliers given extra year to replace smart meters

National Grid seeks ‘missing link’ in SF6 retrofill

Coventry to be UK’s second Energy Superhub

Gartner Magic Quadrant for Field Service Management 2022

Weekend press round-up: Windfall tax on energy firms may hit 30% and run to 2028

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national media, the government is said to be mulling plans to extend the energy windfall tax and expand its scope to include low-carbon generators. A Whitehall source has also said electric vehicle owners could be hit with road tax bills in less than three years. Meanwhile, Elexon has significantly cut the size of the deposits it requires suppliers to offer for power plants when they order electricity in advance.

Greater collaborative innovation needed to reach low-carbon future

National Grid trials dynamic line rating to unlock capacity

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