Workforce, culture and performance

Government and Ofgem must ‘throw their weight’ behind DFS

The importance of being flexible

Over the last five years, Piclo has staked out a leading position as the main market for the procurement of flexibility by DNOs. However, the company’s initial aim was to create markets for peer-to-peer energy trading by consumers. Utility Week speaks to its chief executive and co-founder James Johnston about its early pivot towards network tenders, its ongoing evolution alongside these markets, and the prospects for a return to peer-to-peer trading.

Government must not see price cap as answer to affordability

Demystifying social value in the water sector

Ofwat warns suppliers against overstating energy costs

Ofgem seeks views on how to ramp up domestic flexibility

Why financial support this winter makes sense

Octopus calls for cap on energy broker commissions  

On the move: Elexon CEO departs, new board member at Centrica

Record year for Britain’s flexibility markets

Energy advice schemes receive £20m funding

Bullying complaints rocket at Defra

Customers switching suppliers at highest level since crisis

Weekend press round-up: Ofgem chief calls on ministers to rethink energy price caps

Piclo opposes distributed energy supermarket model

Social energy tariff still ‘under serious consideration’

Government’s community energy fund ‘falls short’  

Further enhancements to gas demand flexibility mechanism

Octopus to offer free energy to consumers

Thames to reveal new turnaround plan