Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has established several partnerships with Councils to trial an innovative technology as part of its Regional Energy System Optimisation Planning (RESOP) project.
Greenwich is set to be the focus of a feasibility study aiming to explore the possibility of switching gas-heated homes in a high-density area to ground source heat pumps.
A £20 million government-backed pilot scheme is aiming to support the growth of the electrical vehicle (EV) industry with the development of 1,000 new public chargepoints.
So Energy is calling on the government to immediately increase the support available for customers to help the nation pay for a “once in a generation energy bill”.
Leeds City Council is carrying out a feasibility study into the development and deployment of domestic heat pumps at a high-density within urban communities.
Three projects will now be developed in Scotland having been cleared via the ScotWind Leasing initiative, bringing the scheme’s overall capacity to 27.6GW.
Amid worsening wholesale energy prices, the financial position of the UK domestic electricity and gas supplier sector is worsening with 60% of remaining smaller energy suppliers “technically insolvent”, says accountancy firm Price Bailey.
Cornwall Insight has released its final predictions for October’s Default Tariff Cap showing that a typical household will be paying £3,554 equivalent per year for their energy bills.
Octopus Energy Group and National Grid ESO have used electric vehicles (EVs) to help balance the grid in what they are dubbing a first for vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology.
