Flexibility strategy: game changer or simply warm words?
January 22, 2021

UK's second interconnector with France starts flowing at full capacity in ‘latest feat of world class engineering’

​The second electricity interconnector between the UK and France is now able to flow low carbon electricity between the two countries at full capacity.
Image: Indra.
January 21, 2021

EV charging tech firm Indra secures Clean Growth Fund investment

​Indra has secured a £6 million investment led by the Clean Growth Fund alongside Gulf Oil International.
Image: Daikin.
January 21, 2021

Future Homes Standard: Heat pumps to be ‘the primary heating technology for new homes’

The government has restated its commitment to heat pumps following the most recent Future Homes Standard consultation.
Image: BP Pulse.
January 21, 2021

BP Pulse partners with Jumptech as it looks to expand charger installations beyond 100,000

​BP Pulse has signed a new contract with Jumptech to help grow electric vehicle (EV) charger installations.
January 20, 2021

Technology no longer a barrier to ‘fully functional, local flexibility markets’: A look at the Cornwall LEM

Image: Getty.
January 20, 2021

Customers’ bills to jump with price cap increase of £66 as wholesale energy prices recover

​The default tariff price cap is set to increase by £66 from April 2021 as wholesale power prices jump.
The Vulnerability Commitment’s signatories include Octopus Energy
January 20, 2021

ESO and ENA call on generators to make hardware upgrades to improve network resilience

​National Grid ESO and the Energy Networks Association (ENA) are urging generators to claim "thousands of pounds" in funding towards mandatory hardware upgrades.
Image: Energy Systems Catapult.
January 20, 2021

Autonomous energy assistant to facilitate domestic DSR in new Living Lab trial

​An autonomous digital energy assistant is to be trialed by Edinburgh-based Amp X in 50 Living Lab homes run by the Energy Systems Catapult.
The implications of the NIS Directive for UK energy companies
January 19, 2021

Delayed TERRE implementation course to be further developed in early 2021

​TERRE implementation course set to be released early in 2021, with a TERRE-like mechanism operating in standalone mode being assessed.
Image: Centrica.
January 19, 2021

Councils plan to install just 35 on-street EV chargers on average by 2025

​Across the next four years, only 9,317 on-street electric vehicle (EV) chargers are planned for installation by local councils, according to new data released by Centrica.

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