Tackling the Trilemma

UK offshore wind pipeline just shy of 100GW

Exorcising the ghosts of BEIS

Miliband defends Labour move to drop energy nationalisation

What’s wrong with Ofgem?

What energy networks want to hear from the Spring Budget

Radical reform could be a stabilising force for energy retail

A dark day for energy

The explosive accusations about the behaviour of British Gas contractors and Ofgem’s damning review of customer service standards across the retail sector, contrasted with Shell’s admission of eye-watering profits, made for a dismal day for energy. Utility Week editor James Wallin discusses what this means for the industry’s long-term reputation, the debate over prepayment (PPM) meter customers and the role of regulation.

National Grid: Regulation prevents us speeding up connections

CCC urges climate resilience mandate for regulators

Benyon highlights EDM progress

Commercial model for rapid EV chargers is ‘struggling’

UK has ‘gone to the pub’ on net zero

Minister dismisses Ofgem net zero goal as unnecessary

Miliband: State energy company will focus on testbed technologies

ESO contracts 800MWh of flexibility in first live DFS auctions