November 20, 2020

Current± Disruptors: Equiwatt’s Johnson Fernandes and Geoff Phillips on gamification and flexibility

Half-hourly settlement periods are the gold standard for energy metering and data. Image: Getty.
November 20, 2020

Household bills could jump £21 as Ofgem consults on managing ‘bad debt’ through tariff changes

​Ofgem is consulting on amending the default tariff price cap, in a move that would increase household energy bills by £21 per household.
Go-Ahead London has operated seven million kilometres worth of emission free journeys.
November 20, 2020

Mayor of London announces £10m fund to help make capital ‘cleaner, greener and fairer’

​The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced £10 million towards a Green New Deal, aimed at helping create jobs in sectors including clean energy.
Fiat 500 EVs will be used for the initial phase of the trial. Image: Kaluza.
November 19, 2020

Kaluza launches new smart charging trial with Fiat

​Kaluza has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with automaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to develop a ‘cheaper, simpler and more sustainable’ electric vehicle (EV) charging services.
Image: SSE/BOWL
November 19, 2020

SSE to treble renewable output as it releases strong interim results

​SSE is set to treble its renewable output by 2030 thanks to an attractive pipeline of projects, and is on track to add 1GW of new capacity annually in the second half of the decade.
Flexibility strategy: game changer or simply warm words?
November 19, 2020

Investment must double to £400bn over next decade for UK to reach net zero

​For the UK to reach its net zero target, £40 billion a year will be needed in infrastructure spending, double current levels.
Half-hourly settlement periods are the gold standard for energy metering and data. Image: Getty.
November 19, 2020

October sees a quarter of a million smart meters installed in 2020 high

​The number of smart meters rolled out in October hit a record high, with almost a quarter of a million installations.
Image: The Conservative Party.
November 18, 2020

Ten Point Plan reactions: A ‘vital step forward’, but does it go far enough?

Companies, groups and charities operating in the energy and environmental space gave Current± their reactions to the long awaited ‘milestone’ of a plan.
Image: Gov.UK.
November 18, 2020

ICE ban brought forward to 2030 in ‘landmark moment’ as Johnson releases Ten Point Plan

​Prime Minister Boris Johnson has released his eagerly awaited Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial revolution, setting out pledges to create 250,000 jobs.
Image: NewMotion.
November 18, 2020

NewMotion partners Europcar to provide ecosystem of charging solutions

​NewMotion has announced a new partnership with Europcar Mobility Group to provide a what it has labelled as a complete ecosystem of charging solutions.

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