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Ofgem approves temporary cap on balancing charges

Ofgem has approved a temporary cap on Balancing Services Use of System (BSUoS) charges to protect liable parties from an unexpected surge in costs this winter due to the ongoing energy crisis. The cap of £40/MWh will apply until new BSUoS charging arrangements come into effect in April 2023.

3 years ago

Networks warned not to be complacent on ‘Storm Arwen 2’

3 years ago

Anglian adds 300 EVs to low-carbon fleet

3 years ago

Bills package has sparked innovation ‘hiatus’

3 years ago

DWI warns lead could become next water sector scandal

3 years ago

Government mulls energy saving campaign

3 years ago

Ofgem proposes £357m increase to ED2 allowances

3 years ago

UK passes one million EV milestone

3 years ago

Utilities must empower workforce to ‘fail forward’, says National Grid director

3 years ago

Yorkshire prepares to make job cuts as part of restructure

3 years ago

Minister confirms Energy Security Bill is under review

The government is reviewing the Energy Security Bill, recently-appointed climate minister Graham Stuart has confirmed to Utility Week. It is the first time the government has officially commented on speculation that the Bill, which enshrines key developments from the future system operator to heat network regulation, was being re-assessed. Stuart told Utility Week that despite the review he recognised the bill was full of "very important measures".

3 years ago