Solarplicity takes aim at Ofgem following collapse
Solarplicity has accused Ofgem of “overly onerous interventions” which ultimately led to the energy supplier’s collapse this week.
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Slade to stand down as Energy UK chief
Lawrence Slade is to stand down as the chief executive of industry trade body Energy UK at the end of the year.
BEIS to launch formal power cut investigation
The government is to launch a formal investigation into last week’s power cut which left nearly 1 million customers without power.
Fresh RIIO-2 consultation launched as Ofgem preparations gather pace
Ofgem has published a new open letter consultation as it ramps up its preparations for the next set of networks price controls.
Ofgem awards clean power trio permanent price cap derogation
Clean power suppliers Good Energy, Ecotricity and Green Energy UK have been awarded permanent derogations from Ofgem’s price cap by the regulator.
Leadsom returns to BEIS to succeed Clark as Kwarteng handed energy brief
Andrea Leadsom has returned to the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to succeed Greg Clark as energy secretary.
Current± talks to Tom Pakenham, director of electric vehicles at energy tech firm Kaluza, about the obstacles to energy flexibility, the need for DNOs to progress in their thinking around EVs and whether or not the industry itself is innovating fast enough.
Stephen Cirell and Geraint Lewis examine the need for an overhaul of motoring taxation as EV uptake skyrockets, and some of the potential solutions the government may well consider.
The storage industry appears to finally be getting its long-awaited formal definition as Ofgem launches its latest consultation. Alice Grundy explores how this came to be, what the definition means and what the next steps will be.