Measures to retrospectively reduce the tariffs paid to Renewable Heat (RHI) claimants in Northern Ireland have been passed after every party except the DUP abstained from voting on the amendment on Monday.

The Scottish government has begun to explore the possibility of launching its own energy supply company, following in the tracks of the UK councils behind Bristol Energy and Robin Hood Energy.

British Gas Business has been fined £9.5 million by industry regulator Ofgem after it “let customers down” when it botched its migration to a new IT billing system.

Keeping energy costs low for businesses while securing the economic benefits of transitioning to a low carbon economy will form one of the central tenets of the government’s new industrial strategy, expected to be published in full today (23 January 2017).

The mayor of London Sadiq Khan has unveiled a £2.5 million funding drive for electric vehicles designed to help improve the capital’s faltering air quality.

Entries are now open for this year’s Solar Power Portal Awards 2017, which is to return for its fifth successive year.

Independent energy supplier Co-operative Energy has named David Bird as its new chief executive.

Newcastle University has become the latest establishment to become involved in Nissan’s ongoing trial of vehicle-to-grid EV charging stations.

SmartestEnergy has launched a 100% renewable electricity product for UK businesses complete with independent certification by the Carbon Trust of the carbon emissions of the electricity supplied.

The economy minister at the centre of the DUP’s response to the ongoing RHI scandal in Northern Ireland has announced his intention to publish the names of businesses claiming from the scheme, despite questions of legality surrounding such action.