Scottish Power

Scottish Power Renewables appoints new CEO

From rebates to real reform: The case for an Energy Reset

‘Continued strain’ of price cap takes toll on Scottish Power profits

Scottish Power's retail arm has recorded a £12 million loss for the first quarter of 2022, with the company citing the price cap methodology as causing a strain on earnings. The company, which at the end of March served 4.8 million customers, said earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) fell by £118 million, or 111.5% year-on-year.

It’s time to fix the energy crisis before it’s too late

Looming bill rises too big for industry to handle, warns Anderson

Scottish Power acquires 800MW of solar projects

Scottish Power becomes SoLR for Entice and Orbit Energy

PPE – ensuring the last line of defence is the best line of defence

Ofgem approves £155m new green recovery spend by DNOs

More than 200 projects to install electric vehicle charging points across the UK have been approved as part of a £300 million green recovery scheme, of which just over half represents new funding for RIIO-ED1.

Large energy suppliers back calls for carbon tax

Cost of Capital Institute needed to inform regulation

REA calls for net zero power sector by 2032

Local net zero progress meeting Whitehall stymie

There is a groundswell of believers in the need for a locally-led energy transition, but central government remains nervous of delegating authority or resource to city and regional leaders. This was the consensus of industry, policy, consumer advocacy and academic leaders at a round table hosted by Utility Week.

National Grid sees spending allowances rise by £2.45bn  

Ofgem loosens leash on network profits