RenewableUK has announced that its chief executive, Melanie Onn, is to step down at the end of March this year.

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced an additional £27.6 million of funding from the Faraday Battery Challenge to support battery research and development projects to “drive the growth of a strong battery business in the UK.”

RenewableUK’s executive director of policy Ana Musat has called on the UK Government to compete with the US Inflation Reduction Act by creating an “attractive policy and regulatory environment” for potential investors and developers.

The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has backed the SMS plc-led research project that uses ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT)-enabled smart meters to provide tailored solutions and allow consumers to improve the energy efficiency of households.

The HOMEflex project, led by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Distribution (SSEN), has published a report into required standards for the domestic flexibility market to inform the development of a Code of Conduct, which will ensure consumer protection keeps abreast with market innovation.

Sev.En Energy and Guangdong Energy have concluded the sale of InterGen transferring ownership of the company’s UK operations to the CRESITAS Group.

​Humane Energy has called on the Government to protect customers from systemic abuse of smart-meters novel, remotely programmable, features.

Moto, one of the UK’s largest motorway services operators, plans to install just over 1,600 ultra-rapid EV chargers by the end of the decade.

An independent evaluation of the UK government’s Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme (GHGVS) has found that around 19% of a possible 600,000 properties made applications for the initiative.

National Grid ESO has again called off its contingency coal units, after a request from France for additional capacity was withdrawn.