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EA: abstraction rules could be slackened

Politics and water should not mix

Pamela Taylor, chief executive of lobby group Water UK, has warned that proposals for a non-domestic retail market could get mired in politics, with "disastrous" results.

Carbon price crash hits CCS fund

Brussels may have to rethink its scheme to fund carbon capture and storage plants because of the low price of the carbon allowances being sold to fund them.

Npower looks to recruit 200 in North East

Scottish Water prices remain unchanged for 2012/13

Ecotricity to add wave power to wind and solar portfolio

Burst Oxford Street water main causes havoc

Decc backs down on Fits cut-off date

Cameron promises draft water bill

Opted out coal plants tick down to closure

Britain's fleet of opted-out coal-fired plant had a combined total of just over 60,000 hours of running remaining at the end of October 2011, the beginning of the current winter period, Parliament was told last week.

Billing systems ‘on right track’

State aid remains a tricky question

Generators have largely welcomed the government's technical update on Electricity Market Reform (EMR) and National Grid's new role. However, concerns remain about timing and whether the institutional arrangements will give investors enough certainty, particularly over nuclear, without falling foul of state aid rules.

Networks win reconnection battle

Scottish Power announces 5 per cent cut in gas prices

Eon to cut electricity prices by 6 per cent