Policy

Wales proposes priority areas for onshore wind and solar

Ofgem proposals for DNOs ‘not sufficient’ for net-zero goal

Eon blames price cap for earnings drop

Falling wholesale costs see Ofgem lower price cap

Pure EV registrations almost triple in July

River safety fears prompt renewed nationalisation calls

Minister urged to take new approach to onshore wind

Energy efficiency: policy missing to meet climate change targets

Government faces fresh calls to scrap energy price cap

New government faces same old pressures

Do Boris Johnson’s wholesale cabinet changes signal an end to the policy logjam? David Blackman reports.

Water companies unlikely to mourn Gove

Will BEIS and Boris be good for business?

Among the many entertaining stories to emerge during Boris Johnson’s colourful leadership campaign was how our new PM once played God in his school play. Listening to his victorious speech on the steps of Downing Street, Suzanne Heneghan says it was pretty easy to see why

Revealed: Details of the white paper that never was

The long-awaited energy white paper remains on the shelf - with a series of consultations published last week seemingly in its stead. Utility Week explores what is thought to be included in the white paper and asks whether it will ever see the light of day.

Boris insists climate change at the ‘absolute core’ of government

Boris Johnson pledged to place tackling climate change at the “absolute core” of the government’s actions during his first appearance in the House of Commons as prime minister.

Corbyn promises to invest £3.5bn in Mersey tidal power scheme

Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to invest £3.5 billion in the Mersey Tidal Power Project if Labour comes to power.