National Grid ESO has confirmed that the hugely successful demand flexibility service (DFS) will return this winter period.

Oliver Bridges, head of energy data at NTT DATA UK&I, talked to Current± about why the upcoming energy market reforms, in particular half hourly settlement, are a game changer for the industry.

An initial four-month test has been completed in the UK proving a subsea battery storage system can power subsea equipment via wave power.

Claire Coutinho MP has been elevated to the role of Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

New proposals set out by the UK Government today (31 August) set out measures to make heat pump installations cheaper and easier.

A new pipeline unveiled by the NZTC could enable Scotland to meet up to 10% of Europe’s projected hydrogen import demand by the mid-2030s.

SSEN Transmission has concluded a consultation to seek views on plans for its first ever community benefit scheme, which will see communities living near its transmission infrastructure benefit from funding for local projects. 

The UK Government has confirmed plans to abolish a proposed hydrogen levy which could have resulted in customers paying extra on energy bills.

Ministers yesterday (29 August) announced an additional £341 million of previously allocated funding to accelerate Sizewell C preparations.

In the latest Current± Disruptors, we spoke with Swarm, a Newcastle-based startup aiming to make clean energy more accessible in homes.