wholesale power prices

​The British public largely do not blame green levies for the increases to energy bills, a new study by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has found.

​There are 12 suppliers in the UK that are technically insolvent and therefore at risk of collapse, according to analysis from accountants Price Bailey.

​Together Energy has become the first supplier to collapse in 2022, as power prices remain high.

​The long-term sustainability of the energy sector is at risk from the short-term measures being considered as a solution to the energy crisis.

Current± takes a look at the biggest stories and talking points from the Christmas period, with power prices continuing to dominate the discussion.

In the final edition of Current± Predicts, Invinity's Ed Porter and Ensek's Jon Slade share their suggestions for what the new year holds for the energy sector.

​The price cap could jump 46% for summer 2022, hitting approximately £1,865 as wholesale power prices remain high.

​Centrica’s British Gas is getting rid of its Evolve branding amidst the energy crisis in the UK.

​Five more suppliers have defaulted out of Elexon’s Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC), as energy suppliers continue to struggle amid market pressures.