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The government is exploring how innovation can be encouraged in heavily regulated sectors, like energy and water.
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Renewables groups and opposition parties have slammed the government for not using the Budget to bring forward new measures to tackle climate change while freezing the level of the carbon price.
Heavily emitting factories and power plants will have to pay £16 for each tonne of carbon dioxide pumped out above their existing allowances if the UK cannot agree a Brexit deal.
The Dutch sister company of UK energy supplier OneSelect has had its energy licence revoked by The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM).
South Staffs Water has successfully prosecuted a developer for illegally taking water from a hydrant.
Robin Hood Energy has announced an increase to the price of its standard variable tariff which will rise by 14.8 per cent for the average dual fuel customer starting on 29 November.
Scottish Power has reported a rise in third quarter profits after its generation and supply business continued to rebound from a poor performance in 2017.
Subsidies have been withdrawn from two low-carbon energy projects after the developers failed to meet
