“Careful planning” and monitoring of financials is helping People’s Energy to thrive in the turbulent supply market.
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Good Energy gross profits fall 13.3% as lower demand bites despite 'strong cash flow'
Higher network costs and the need to sell excess contracted power back has resulted in Good Energy’s gross profit taking a hit.
New BEIS forecasts show costs of renewables continues to fall
Costs of deploying renewable electricity generators continue to fall as new government statistics show dramatic cost reductions for solar and wind out to 2040.
Government urged to make £5 billion local energy pledge
The government has been urged to create a Net Zero Development Bank and pledge £5 billion towards local energy projects.
SSE unveils mammoth £7bn green investment plan as it plots post-COVID course
SSE has unveiled a plan to spend more than £7 billion on major low carbon infrastructure projects over the next five years, supporting net zero ambitions and spurring a green recovery from the COVID pandemic.
Green COVID-19 recovery a 'historic opportunity' as organisations turn up the heat
The Aldersgate Group has launched a policy briefing highlighting low carbon projects could help address economic challenges following COVID-19, as the Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group joins calls for a green recovery.
PODCAST: The UK’s green grid and behind-the-meter tech
This month’s episode of the Solar Media Podcast is now available to listen to, featuring conversation around a record month for the UK’s grid.
Centrica halts dividend and Spirit Energy sale due to COVID-19
Centrica is cancelling its dividend and halting its sale of Spirit Energy in response to COVID-19.
Net zero could be ‘the greatest commercial opportunity of our time’ but requires economic transition
Private finance will be “critical” to creating a net zero economy, according to Mark Carney, the finance adviser to the Prime Minister for COP26.