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Hunt hails ‘vital role’ for energy efficiency

Hunt hails ‘vital role’ for energy efficiency

Improvements to home insulation are a “vital part” of the UK’s long-term energy policy, Jeremy Hunt has said, as hopes rise that Thursday’s Autumn budget statement will see additional cash for energy efficiency upgrades. The chancellor of the exchequer made the comments whilst responding to criticism of the government’s track record on energy efficiency during question time in the House of Commons.

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Market Stabilisation Charge triggered for the first time

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Court orders failed suppliers to hand over RO payments to Ofgem

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SSE sees profits double led by gas storage and generation

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Target social housing upgrade cash at neediest, councils urge

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Suppliers put on notice over prepayment remote switching

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Benyon: Splitting sewage from runoff would triple water bills

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Water companies claimed to owe £163m in damages for sewage discharges

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Ofwat reduces penalties for missed ODIs

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REA: Reform farm subsidies to encourage biomass power

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Suppliers to pay out £800,000 to FiT generators

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Investment of £15.6bn needed to secure water supplies in South East

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Southern came ‘very close’ to special administration

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On the Move: Former big six boss appointed CEO for battery developer

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Zenobe begins building 1GW of giant batteries

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Weekend press round-up: Court delays Bulb sale to Octopus as rivals object

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national media, the sale of Bulb to Octopus Energy has been delayed after rivals alleged that the "secretive" deal could be unlawful. There is also renewed speculation about an extension of the windfall tax on oil and gas companies in this week’s autumn statement and an analysis of the generational impacts of rising energy bills.

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MPs ‘not convinced’ Ofgem has skills for bank-style regulation

A heavyweight Parliamentary committee has said it is ‘not convinced’ that Ofgem has the ‘skills and capability’ to undertake the more ‘proactive’ role regulating the energy supplier market, which the watchdog is moving towards.

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Government must end ‘disjointed’ green skills support

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Cox: Could water licences be under threat?

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Black urges water bosses to talk openly about sewage discharges

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