Ministers are weighing up proposals to free Ofgem from Civil Service pay restrictions. Utility Week has learned that the move ...

Failure to act on environmental and water concerns could see Labour lose voters to Reform. That is according to Labour MP ...

Our latest round-up of industry appointments includes a new chair of Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution's Independent Stakeholder Group. Meanwhile, Ofwat chair Iain Coucher ...

The Planning Inspectorate has accepted the planning application for what could become the world’s first hydrogen fuelled power station. The 900MW plant, named Keadby Next Generation, is being ...

Scrapping standing charges would make it financially attractive for just a handful of customers to switch from gas boilers to ...

Duration Electricity Storage (LDES) projects will progress to the final stage of Ofgem's cap and floor support scheme. A ...

A Labour MP has accused National Grid of taking an “uncoordinated whack-a-mole” approach to its rollout of new infrastructure ...

In our latest review of sector coverage in national media, Thames Water is said to be piling pressure on Ofwat for leniency ...

Any senior manager with connections to a failed energy supplier will have to prove that they are qualified to hold such positions again under new rules outlined by Ofgem. This includes the managers of ...

Rolling out batteries combined with time-of-use (ToU) tariffs could save fuel-poor households around £753 million a year on their energy bills. That is according to analysis by Eon Next, which is ...

Elexon has confirmed that a key milestone for the implementation of the Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS) Programme has been met after months of delays. It means that suppliers can begin ...

National Grid DSO is introducing a new demand turn up service as part of a record flexibility tender. National Grid said the ...