The current TNUoS charging regime means renewable generators in Scotland pay higher costs to connect their electricity to the grid. Image: Scottish Renewables
November 16, 2021

Pressure mounts on government to reform ‘critically out of date’ TNUoS charges

​Scottish Renewables is calling on the government and Ofgem to reform what it said are “volatile and unpredictable” charges that penalise Scottish renewable projects.
The Vulnerability Commitment’s signatories include Octopus Energy
November 16, 2021

Piclo to streamline Capacity Market secondary trading with launch of new marketplace

​Piclo has launched a new secondary trading marketplace for Capacity Market providers dubbed Piclo Exchange.
Cyber security concerns were profiled in national media reports last month. Image: SSEN.
November 15, 2021

SSEN and UK Power Networks welcome four more EV companies to Project Skyline

​Project Skyline, which is designed to support a cost-effective and secure transition to electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK, has welcomed four new industry partners.
Image: SPEN.
November 15, 2021

50MW of renewable capacity connected thanks to SPEN Active Network Management system

​Through its Active Network Management (ANM) project, SP Energy Networks has been able to connect 50MW of renewable generation to the constrained area of Dunbar, Scotland.
November 15, 2021

The energy crisis has paved the way for a decentralised energy economy

November 15, 2021

COP26 Spotlight: How AI and IoT applications are helping bring renewables to rural households in Africa and beyond

‘I suspect there will be a similar scheme to triads next year
November 12, 2021

Ofgem issues provisional orders for combined £575,000 of failed FiT payments

​Ofgem has ordered five suppliers to pay a combined £575,000 for failing to meet payment deadlines for the feed-in tariff (FiT) scheme.
Octopus Energy, Good Energy and E.On pay £8 million due to missed payments to customers. Image: Getty.
November 12, 2021

Smart meter rollout hits 16 million

​The number of smart meters installed in Britain has now reached 16 million, according to the Data Communications Company (DCC).
Business and the energy crisis: have the measures gone far enough? Image: Pixabay NC.
November 12, 2021

Utility Warehouse to pay £1.5m into Ofgem’s voluntary redress fund for failing customers

​Supplier Utility Warehouse is to pay £1.5 million into Ofgem’s voluntary redress fund after failing to consistently treat customers fairly.
Tim Weaver and Austin Hausmann are to join EO Charging as it expands into the US market. Image: EO Charging.
November 12, 2021

EO Charging to expand into the US following Nasdaq listing

​Electric vehicle (EV) charging firm EO Charging is to open a North American office in early 2022.

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