Ofgem writes to networks and suppliers urging them to prioritise emergency works
Ofgem has issued energy networks and suppliers with letters detailing high priority activities during the current pandemic.
Regulation
Ed Miliband returns to shadow cabinet as shadow energy secretary
Ex-Labour leader Ed Miliband has been announced as the new shadow energy secretary as he makes a return to the shadow cabinet.
Emissions reductions 'need to start being delivered', DfT says as it outlines decarbonisation priorities
The government has outlined its priorities for its Transport Decarbonisation Plan, slated for publication in Autumn 2020.
BEIS aiming to publish energy white paper in spring despite COVID-19
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is aiming to have the long-awaited energy white paper out in spring, it confirmed today.
Ofgem suspends work programme due to COVID-19
In a statement released today, energy regulator Ofgem has announced it is to review its work plans for 2020 in light of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
COVID-19: UK power sector reacts to 'extraordinary circumstances' created by pandemic
As the world struggles to cope with the current COVID-19 crisis, the energy sector is adjusting to ensure a secure, reliable supply and a protected workforce.
GridBeyond's head of market strategy Eamonn Bell talks through Ofgem's Targeted Charging Review, looking at everything, from what it means for the energy sector to who will be effected.
Budget 2020: Mixed reactions from energy sector as Budget lacks net zero ambition
Current± spoke to companies, groups and charities operating in the energy and environmental space to gauge their reactions to the fabled red briefcase.
Budget 2020: Investment falls short of ‘strides’ needed for net zero
The much anticipated Budget has confirmed investment in electric vehicle infrastructure, carbon capture and storage and nuclear fusion.