EDF to take on shuttered supplier Utility Point’s 220,000 customers
EDF has been selected as the Supplier of Last Resort for Utility Point’s 220,000 domestic customers after the latter collapsed last week.
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EIG complete acquisition of 1400MW of EDF assets creating West Burton Energy
Institutional investor EIG has created a new electricity supplier through the acquisition of a 1381MW of assets from EDF Energy.
EDF increases tariffs by 12% following price cap jump
EDF has become the first supplier to raise its energy prices, following Ofgem announcing an increase in the price cap at the beginning of this month.
Current± caught up with Maria Brucoli, smart energy systems manager at EDF, to talk about the learnings of the Urban Energy Club trial.
EDF teams up with Nissan for fleet V2G offering
EDF, through its subsidiary DREEV, has partnered Nissan to launch a commercial electric vehicle (EV) charging service using vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology.
Home optimisation can save 49% on energy bills finds BEIS-backed Core4Grid trial
Smart home optimisation can save an average of 49% annually on energy bills according to a Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)-backed trial.
EDF selected to optimise Zenobe’s transmission-connected 100MW battery asset
EDF has been selected by battery storage owner and operator Zenobe to optimise its new 100MW battery.
P2P trial expands to offer simulated flexibility services following battery install
A smart local flexible energy market trial dubbed the Urban Energy Club has started offering simulated flexibility services after the installation of a new battery.
EDF to close Dungeness B seven years early as the UK’s nuclear fleet dwindles
EDF is to close its Dungeness B nuclear power station in Kent, seven years earlier than planned as the UK’s nuclear fleet continues to shrink.