BSUoS price cap brought in to help manage 'exceptional' charges
A £15/MWh Balancing Services Use of System (BSUoS) costs price cap has been introduced following skyrocketing forecast prices.
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Drax and partners to trial new polyphase SMETS2 smart meters
Drax has revealed it is working on what it is lauding as a ‘ground-breaking’ polyphase SMETS2 smart meter.
Bristol Energy up for sale as success ‘impossible in such a volatile market’
Bristol City Council is selling off Bristol Energy following the supplier facing “unprecedented challenges”.
Shell Energy unveils carbon offset Go Further tariffs
Shell Energy has launched two new tariffs, both of which, it says, are to be carbon neutral.
'Much more' wind capacity needed as RenewableUK outlines 2050 net zero vision
The UK will need "much more" wind capacity to meet net zero, alongside a number of wide ranging measures including support for floating wind, solar and flexibility.
Pure Planet to launch new fixed tariff as it teases EV tariff
Digital supplier Pure Planet has launched a new fixed tariff during a turbulent time for smaller suppliers.
OVO makes 2,600 employees redundant as COVID-19 drives consumers to digital services
OVO Energy has announced 2,600 redundancies, as COVID-19 puts pressure on the company’s integration of SSE Energy Services.
Cyberattack launched at Elexon’s internal IT system
Elexon, the electricity systems administrator, was hit by a cyberattack on Thursday (14 May), although no key systems are thought to have been affected.
E.On sees sharp increase in sales in first quarter thanks to innogy takeover
E.On has seen a sharp increase in its sales and earnings thanks to last year’s takeover of innogy, including its UK based supplier npower.