Regulation

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Ofgem hits back at claims charging regime is outdated

Industry claims that hefty transmission charges are holding back efforts to harness north Scotland’s abundant wind power resources have been rejected by a senior Ofgem official.

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Landlords key to unlocking smart energy benefits for tenants

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Ofgem to review competition for electricity distribution connections

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Redress payments funding opened to community energy

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Ofgem reveals when final Covid costs will be reflected in the price cap

4 years ago

PM’s taskforce calls for overhaul of energy regulation

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Shell Energy CEO: Three steps for a better market

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Eon calls for ‘stricter and more urgent regulation’ to achieve net zero

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Energy retail strategy: A sector wishlist

4 years ago

Dunne calls for doubling of investment in wastewater treatment

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Customer service satisfaction dips to all-time low

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CMA orders National Grid to hold off from taking control of WPD

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Carbon impacts need to be baked into flexibility markets

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Ofgem appoints retail director

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DNOs seek funding for heat, flexibility and local energy projects

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How can utilities accelerate the UK’s journey to net zero?

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Bristol deal ‘could bring WACC back into question’

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It ain’t what you do…

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Ofgem pauses update to household consumption values

4 years ago

Octopus warns UK disruptors may be forced to seek growth overseas

Octopus Energy chief executive Greg Jackson has told Utility Week the company may have to invest in growth overseas because of the slow pace of market reform in the UK. Jackson said he was animated by the future of energy but cautioned “I’m not excited about the pace of change and the market structures that disincentivise innovation”.

4 years ago