Smart meter installations hold steady despite lockdown
Energy companies' smart meter installations have "rebounded" since the UK's first coronavirus lockdown despite restrictions waxing and waning across the country, new figures show.
Energy companies' smart meter installations have "rebounded" since the UK's first coronavirus lockdown despite restrictions waxing and waning across the country, new figures show.
As governments turn their eyes to a green recovery, 80% of institutional investors are planning to increase their investment into renewable energy.
Business investment in UK utilities shrank by 56.8% in Q2 year on year, as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic hit hard.
Bulb has launched a Smart Pay as You Go (PAYG) offering, in what it says is a first for UK customers.
During the second quarter of 2020, 850,000 less domestic smart meters were installed in Britain than in Q1 due to COVID-19.
The number of smart meters installed in the UK jumped by 120% in July from the previous month.
Pursuing a sustainable recovery from COVID-19 could boost economic growth, create millions of jobs and reduce greenhouse gases.
National Grid is expecting underlying operating profits to take a £400 million hit from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Regulations will come back into full force from 1 July, Ofgem has signalled in an open letter to suppliers.