RenewableUK has partnered with Energy and Utility Skills to create training and assessment standards for the UK’s renewable workforce.

The UK was one of 118 countries to sign a pledge to treble renewables to 11TW by 2030 at this year's COP28 in Dubai.

City Hall and Places for London, have announced that five new ultra-rapid EV charging hubs across London will be offered to the market.

ChargeUK has published a set of government recommendations to “reduce the real world average time” for both AC and DC chargepoint installations.

Flexibility services play a critical role in using the electricity network more efficiently, delivering a smarter, cleaner and cheaper energy system. A significant amount of work is currently under way on governing and regulating these flexibility markets, most notably the recent Ofgem decision on the future of local energy institutions and governance.

Veolia is using its latest artificial intelligence tool to increase the heat delivery capability of Sheffield's District Energy Network by 25%.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has confirmed the launch of the Clean Heat Market Mechanism requiring heat pump installations to make up a 4% equivalent of manufacturer gas boiler sales.

The UK government has invested £19 million to three pilot projects to encourage local councils to attract investment in renewable projects.

The slowing market has led the Office for Budget Responsibility to decrease its electric vehicle (EV) uptake prediction for 2027 by 44%.

GridBeyond and 3ti, discuss how vehicle-to-everything can enable EVs to become grid value-add assets.