Regulation

‘Devastating’ price cap rise is part of ‘toxic combination’

Brearley: Government right to extend price cap

Record gas prices drive up price cap to highest level

Social Energy customers become first to claim residential REGOs

Duty bound: What Ofgem’s SPS should say

Water UK: ‘Reasonable’ WACC necessary for investment at PR24

CMA to reveal initial view on Ofgem appeals next week

Social tariffs ‘must provide consistency’

SSEN proposes £400m Skye reinforcement project

Millions are £10 away from sliding into debt

Major firms offer ‘deal’ to Ofgem and government on EVs

Offering a helping hand

Institutional energy reforms are ‘unfinished business’

CO2 removals market could match water sector revenues by 2050

The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has advised the government to avoid “picking winners” among greenhouse gas removal technologies and to rapidly introduce market frameworks to support various options. The NIC wants the government to commit to deploying five to ten megatonnes of engineered removals of carbon dioxide by 2030, rising to between 40 and 100 megatonnes by 2050.

Concerns raised over proposed abolition of energy code panels

An industry analyst has raised concerns over the proposed abolition of code panels as part of planned reforms to energy code governance. Tom Edwards, senior modelling consultant for Cornwall Insight and a member of the Balancing and Settlement Code panel, said the code managers that would take on many of the panels' functions may lack their frontline expertise. Meanwhile, Citizens Advice has welcomed the chance to tidy up what it considers a fragmented and inefficient system.