Labour Party will tackle the “four horsemen of the apocalypse” for the UK’s energy transition via grid delays, planning delays, and more.

National Grid launched the Great Grid Partnership, an ‘enterprise model’ responding to UK supply chain and skills shortages.

GE Vernova invested £8.1 million in the Morocco-UK power project headed by Xlinks. The project is expected to supply 3.6GW of clean power.

The number of BUS vouchers issued rose very slightly compared to the previous month – increasing by 3% – but were up 32% compared to March 2023.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has decided to partner with Electron to expand its procurement of flexibility services.

A total of 25 projects are set to connect as soon as they can be built under a new fast-track scheme developed by UK Power Networks’ (UKPN’s) Distribution System Operator (DSO).

Belltown Power has submitted plans for its Leithenwater Wind Energy Hub, which has co-located storage, to the Energy Consents Unit of the Scottish Government.

The G7 nations have struck a landmark deal to end reliance on coal power by 2035, a watershed moment in the fight against climate change.

In this episode, Net Zero by Current± is joined by Finlay Colville, head of research at PV-Tech and Solar Media to discuss how the UK solar market fares in comparison to other worldwide markets, as well as what policymakers could be doing to push the industry further.

As part of a programme led by National Grid Electricity Transmission called ‘Technical Limits’, Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) have enabled the grid connection offer dates of over 200 clean energy projects to be brought forward.