Shell sets blockchain in its sights with LO3 investment
Shell is continuing its investment drive, this time backing US blockchain firm LO3 Energy.
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Having dominated the energy supply market since it was privatised in 1990, UK energy retailers have witnessed their market share slide from north of 99% to 75%, and that rate only looks to increase. In the first of a series of long read articles to be published over the summer examining how the energy transition is impacting the supply market, Liam Stoker investigates the role home solar and storage systems are playing.
Shell claims UK first with 150kW EV charging forecourt install
Shell has claimed a UK first by installing a 150kW ultra-rapid electric vehicle charger on a petrol station forecourt in London.
Engie powers up EV offering with ChargePoint Services acquisition
Engie has acquired UK electric vehicle (EV) public charging provider ChargePoint Services as it strives to expand its EV portfolio.
Energy as a service way forward but relies on smart meter consumer data
The energy as a service model could be the way forward for the UK's supply market, but it relies heavily on data from smart meters, Shell's transition manager has said.
Shell ‘refreshes strategy’ as it puts power sector in its crosshairs
Oil and gas major Shell has outlined an overhaul of its company strategy as it bids to take advantage of worldwide electrification.
Energy majors throw their weight behind UK COP26 bid
A host of the country’s largest energy firms have backed the UK’s bid to host next year’s COP climate conference and called on the government for further support.
UK energy suppliers throw down the gauntlet to Shell Energy
Energy suppliers in the UK have thrown down the gauntlet to Shell, challenging its newly-rebranded energy supply outfit to “bring it on”.
Shell Energy boss pledges supply revolution as firm issues ‘statement of intent’
Shell Energy said its decision to rebrand was a “line in the sand” as it pledged to kick-start a consumer-facing revolution in the supply market.