Smart meter installations fall by 850,000 during Q2
During the second quarter of 2020, 850,000 less domestic smart meters were installed in Britain than in Q1 due to COVID-19.
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Smart meter installations jump 120% in July
The number of smart meters installed in the UK jumped by 120% in July from the previous month.
A sustainable recovery from COVID-19 could save millions of energy jobs
Pursuing a sustainable recovery from COVID-19 could boost economic growth, create millions of jobs and reduce greenhouse gases.
National Grid prepares for £400m hit from COVID-19
National Grid is expecting underlying operating profits to take a £400 million hit from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ofgem sets its sights on ‘new normal’ as relaxed regulations come to an end
Regulations will come back into full force from 1 July, Ofgem has signalled in an open letter to suppliers.
Charities join call to ‘forge a brighter and more resilient future’ through green COVID-19 recovery
A coalition of 57 charities have become the latest to call on the UK government to target a green recovery from COVID-19.
Scottish government announces £62m support package for energy sector
The Scottish government has announced a £62 million support package for the energy sector.
Renewable energy should be at ‘heart of COVID-19 economic recovery’ as prices continue to fall
With renewable energy more cost-efficient than ever before, there is a clear opportunity to forward decarbonisation in COVID-19 recovery plans.
Centrica to cut 5,000 jobs as it restructures to become 'leaner' group
Centrica has announced it will restructure the company, at the cost of 5000 jobs.