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The speculation is finally over. Ofgem has named Jonathan Brearley as the man set to take on arguably the toughest job in regulation right now. And the heat is already on. In fact, as hot seats go, this one is fairly off the scale, says Suzanne Heneghan.
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Watching the ongoing political car crash that is Westminster, it’s hard to keep track of the constitutional permutations, let alone what all this might mean for utilities, says Suzanne Heneghan
Former Npower chief executive Paul Massara has said that this month's power cut should prompt a period of reflection from the industry on resilience and better planning for who gets cut off in a blackout.
The public may have to consider paying for more back up power in order to prevent a repeat of the 9 August blackout, energy experts have warned following the publication of the National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) report into the incident.
Ofgem has issued a call for evidence after the operator of the BBL interconnector submitted a request to secure guaranteed exit capacity for the gas pipeline.
Energy Networks Association’s Open Networks Project, which has been engaging with industry to power towards a smarter, low-carbon energy system, has reached some key milestones, says ENA's head of innovation, Randolph Brazier
Contracts to supply vital components of the 472-mile long cable have been awarded.
We look at what National Grid’s latest future energy scenarios shows us about realising a net zero carbon world
The wreckage of a Second World War aircraft is being recovered from the seabed 500 metres off the Portsmouth coast after being discovered by National Grid engineers.
Energy networks are the masters of the long game, they have to be. Having an