Liam is UK editor at Solar Media, the publisher of Current± and other titles including Solar Power Portal. Liam edits the UK-facing titles and has done since 2015, having joined the publisher as a reporter the same year. Previously, Liam has held positions at other London-based B2B publishers such as Pageant Media and Progressive Media.
The European Commission has today opened an in-depth investigation into the Capacity Market’s compliance with EU State aid rules, sparking what could remain a lengthy process towards the scheme’s reinstatement.
Centrica has warned that it will face “some pressure” next year as Ofgem’s price cap bites, sending shares plummeting in early morning trading.
ScottishPower has lauded a “pivotal year” after its renewables business surged and its liberalised power supply business bucked the market trend to report a near trebling in earnings.
The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has once again warned the government over carrying over surplus emissions reductions to meet future budgets.
UK battery storage firm Zenobe Energy has secured a £25 million investment from Japanese power giants Jera and Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco).
Zouk Capital, the government’s preferred bidder to manage the £400 million Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund, is to prioritise networks over associated technologies, the firm has told Current±.
EDF Energy has reported an earnings rebound for 2018, driven partly by record renewables output.
Shell is to acquire German battery storage manufacturer sonnen in a bid to accelerate its home energy services position.
Renewables will be the world’s principal source of power by 2040 and are penetrating world grids faster than any other energy source in history, O&G major BP has said.
OVO Energy, one of the major challengers to the Big Six, has confirmed a strategic investment from global tech giant Mitsubishi.
The UK is at growing risk of missing legally binding climate targets after the pace of decarbonisation slowed last year, new analysis has concluded.
Good Energy is to partner with battery storage specialists Belectric and Powerstar for its commercial energy storage offering.