Technology software company, UrbanTide, have announced new artificial intelligence (AI) technology which aims to identify households with poor energy efficiency, helping people save on their energy bills.

Ofgem has moved to protect consumers from the cost of supplier failures, with the potential introduction of capital adequacy requirements and renewable obligation (RO) receipts.

London is set to gain 100 new ultra-rapid public EV chargepoints across the city with aims for all to be operational by the end of 2023.

Octopus Energy has confirmed its second “Saving Sessions” trial saw customers reduce their energy demand by a collective 112MW.

​The Default Tariff Price Cap has been set at £4,279 for the first three months of 2023, Ofgem has announced.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has confirmed that its “self-restore” technology project in central southern England has been installed to over 65% of earmarked network sites.

The accelerator, Energy Systems Catapult, has piloted a new service called Warm Home Prescription, which allows a select number of NHS regions to pay the energy bills of vulnerable NHS patients from low income households.

“When we look at the forecast from now to 2050, we're looking at a doubling of electrical demand from a few hundred-terawatt hours to over 600TWh,” said Barry Hurst, head of business development at Enel X.

Coventry has welcomed 50 new electric buses onto its streets with the support of electric vehicle (EV) fleet and battery storage specialist, Zenobē Energy and National Express.

General secretary of the Unite Union, Sharon Graham, has written to Ofgem’s chair, Martin Cave, and CEO, Jonathan Brearley, calling for stricter regulations to manage the “excessive profiteering” of distribution network operators (DNOs) ahead of the conclusion of RIIO-ED2 in December.