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Gravitricity has been awarded £650,000 of government funding to test an innovative energy storage system.
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Renewable energy continues to receive high support from UK households, with 79 per cent backing it, according to the UK government's energy and climate change public attitudes tracker (PAT).
All businesses have had to embrace technology and new ways of working in the past
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have officially opened a £1 billion “energy superhighway”
J Murphy & Sons (Murphy) will take over Carillion’s UK projects with National Grid, following
Repurposing the gas distribution network to carry hydrogen poses “significant” technical challenges and costs, Ofgem has warned.
Investment in small scale low carbon projects is waning due to uncertainty over the future
Storage developer Arenko has selected GE to build a 41MW battery storage system in the
The search for an energy supply company “offering fairer bills for Londoners”, has moved a
Fuel Poverty Action has called for an “industry-wide rescue plan” to save consumers connected to
Motoring experts, Newcastle University and Northern Powergrid have joined forces to roll-out 1,000 Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) chargers, accelerating the UK in electric vehicles.
The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has launched a consultation on the work plan for its Open Networks Project in 2018.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has announced it is proceeding with plans to reinforce
Ofgem should be scrapped unless it uses next year’s half way review of the RIIO
The Heat Network Task Force has called for a new regulatory framework for district heating
Greg Clark has urged Ofgem to impose a “much tougher regime” on distribution network operators’
A public-owned body is best placed to help carbon capture and storage (CCS) achieve lift off, according to a report commissioned by the government.
SSE has begun talks with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over the planned merger
The UK may be more vulnerable to energy supply shortages post-Brexit while consumers face higher
Following the death knell of the collapsed Carillion, formerly one of the UK’s major infrastructure players, there has been renewed interest – and concern – about infrastructure investment. Nigel Hawkins investigates.