​Up to £160 million of government funding is now available to developers and manufacturers looking to invest in UK large-scale floating offshore wind ports and factories.

National Grid ESO is to publish the carbon intensity of its balancing actions for the first time as part of a new electricity system dashboard.

​Bluegreen Energy Services has become the first supplier to fail in November, leaving around 5,900 domestic customers and a small number of non-domestic customers to be picked up by the Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) mechanism.

​Electricity North West (ENW) is calling for 259MW of flexibility between 2022-24, with over £2 million available.

Ofgem has issued two energy suppliers with final orders and five suppliers with provisional orders over a total of £17.9 million of outstanding Renewables Obligation (RO) payments.

SP Energy Networks (SPEN) is to maximise its capacity for renewables and other clean power sources during this month’s COP26 summit in Glasgow by adopting a new substation monitoring solution.

​Given the rising wholesale energy prices, Ofgem is to consult on the price cap methodology.

​The way the energy market is regulated must help accelerate the transition to a smart flexible, low carbon energy system.

​Three more energy suppliers have defaulted out of Elexon’s Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC).