The Welsh government has made £10 million available to support community-led energy projects across the country.

Current± hears from John Rainford, UK country manager for JOLT. JOLT was nominated for seven awards at last year’s Electric Vehicle Innovation and Excellence  awards (EVIEs) and took home EV Startup of the Year and Best New Services (C&I & Public).

Ofgem has laid out plans for the next electricity distribution price control period (ED3), starting in April 2028.

Transport will be the “hero sector” for decarbonisation over the next decade, Climage Change Committee (CCC) CEO Emma Pinchbeck says.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has revealed plans to expand the range of low-carbon technologies homeowners can claim for under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS).

The same fast-tracked grid connections the government will enable for data centres and renewable energy generation should be afforded to transport depots, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has said.

US utility PG&E has launched a service which will allow more EV chargers to connect to the grid without waiting for grid capacity upgrades.

New data from research consultancy LCP Delta has suggested that the UK could become Europe’s leading market for household electrification by the year 2030.

The latest data from ElectraLink has revealed that the smart meter rollout is continuing at a strong pace as installations continue to rise.

Elexon's chief executive Peter Stanley outlines what the company, which manages the balancing and settlement code and will be market facilitator from the end of this year, is doing to digitalise Great Britain’s energy system.