Capacity Market Advisory Group to go ahead to enable ‘more dynamic’ rule change process
Ofgem has made a decision to create a Capacity Market Advisory Group (CMAG) following an earlier Call for Input on the proposal.
Articles tagged with: regulation
Government eyes three year extension to Scotland’s Warm Home Discount
The UK government has launched a consultation on expanding the Warm Home Discount in Scotland while enabling more energy suppliers to take part.
New Energy Bill needed in Queen's Speech to enable net zero - Energy UK
This week’s Queen’s Speech should include an Energy Bill focused on securing low carbon investment and creating jobs, delivering value to energy consumers and establishing a low carbon governance framework.
Liquidity constraints and regulation remain barriers to renewable investment
A lack of liquidity and insufficient regulation have been identified as two of the biggest barriers for investment in renewables in the UK.
Current± takes a look at how accessibility and inclusivity can be built into the EV charging rollout, why it matters and what has been done to date.
Ofgem to reduce connection charges as Access SCR wraps up
Ofgem is to reduce the overall connection charge for those connecting to the distribution network, having published its final decision on the Access and Forward-Looking Charges Significant Code Review (Access SCR).
WPD pays £14.9m for failing vulnerable customers
Western Power Distribution (WPD) failed to meet its obligations to provide information to some of its most vulnerable customers, regulator Ofgem has found.
Electricity market reforms risk inflated costs if investors are left behind, Cornwall Insight warns
Protecting investor momentum must be key to the government’s recently announced Review of the Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA), Cornwall Insight has said.
Current± takes a look at the role of smart meters in energy security and what more needs to be done to enable time of use energy tariffs.