Ecotricity

Good Energy offered chair’s resignation to Ecotricity

Which? names first ‘Eco Providers’ for energy

Ecotricity increases cash bid for Good Energy

Good Energy: Ecotricity takeover would send company backwards

Good Energy again rejects takeover bid by ‘loss-making’ Ecotricity

Good Energy hits back at ‘highly opportunistic’ Ecotricity

Ecotricity reveals £56m bid for Good Energy

Worst energy suppliers five times more likely to inaccurately bill

Ecotricity sells rest of EV network to Gridserve

Gridserve has bought the remaining stake in Ecotricity’s Electric Highway less than three months after purchasing a minority stake in the business. The electric vehicle (EV) network was established in 2011 by the green energy supplier and it was revealed in March this year that Gridserve was to invest in the company and upgrade its charging infrastructure.

Ecotricity EV network described as ‘outdated and unreliable’

Electric Highway, energy supplier Ecotricity’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network, has been described as “out of date and unreliable” in Zap-Map’s annual satisfaction survey. A total of 16 networks have been rated by a 1,500-strong sample of the EV mapping service’s users.

Ecotricity to power homes with geothermal energy

Green energy retailer Ecotricity has agreed a deal which will enable the production and sale of geothermal electricity in what it claims is a UK first. The company’s partnership with Geothermal Engineering will see a minimum 3MW of base-load electricity produced by generating steam more than three miles beneath the United Downs site in Cornwall, producing enough electricity to power 10,000 homes every year.

Western Power Distribution begins domestic flexibility pilot

Dale Vince-led coalition cleared to push for NPS judicial review

The government faces a High Court bid to force a review of its planning regime for energy infrastructure projects because the underpinning policy document does not reflect new policies to tackle climate change.

Dale Vince launches Brexit legal challenge against Boris Johnson

The founder of Ecotricity, Dale Vince, has brought a legal case against the prime minister. Vince told Utility Week he would fund the case, which would cost "not much, a couple of tens of thousands of pounds".

Eon ‘100% renewable’ announcement ‘may mislead’

Dale Vince, the boss of green energy firm Ecotricity, has said Eon's announcement that it will supply its customers with 100% renewable electricity is "potentially misleading".