All five of Great Britain’s gas networks are to leave trade body the Energy Networks Association (ENA) at the end of 2024, Utility Week can reveal. The ENA said that “in view of the changing energy policy landscape” the gas networks had reviewed their membership and concluded “their interests are best served by leaving” the umbrella organisation.
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