​Yesterday’s British Energy Security Strategy has been met with disappointment from many in the energy sector, who have branded it a ‘missed opportunity'. Current± takes a look at how the industry has responded to the strategy.

A new tool designed to help flexibility providers better measure how much flexibility they have delivered to distribution network operators (DNOs) has been launched.

​Following on from yesterday’s (7 April) energy security strategy, the government has launched a £375 million support package for nuclear, hydrogen and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS).

GRIDSERVE has now upgraded all legacy motorway electric vehicle (EV) chargers, with the company also progressing with its Electric Hub rollout.

Electricity use is to be smartly managed across new housing developments - allowing them to include technology such as solar, heat pumps and electric vehicle (EV) chargers - as a result of a new solution from E.ON.

The government’s British Energy Security Strategy has been met with criticism from the energy sector, having been described as a “missed opportunity.”

​Key steps to enable the UK to end its dependence on gas for electricity within five years are being proposed to the government by RenewableUK.

​Independent power producer (IPP) Conrad Energy has acquired flexible power software provider TGG Solutions.

​A new fully independent system operator is being launched by the government, to help shape the future energy system and facilitate competition.