In the last few years investment in the UK’s energy infrastructure hit its highest levels in a generation – but Labour’s promise to put a price freeze on energy bills […]
In the last few years investment in the UK’s energy infrastructure hit its highest levels in a generation – but Labour’s promise to put a price freeze on energy bills could well spell an end to that.
Ahead of his appearance at Energy Live 2013 in November, EY’s Head of Power & Utilities Tony Ward tells ELN we could be on the verge of 40 months of investor uncertainty the country can ill afford.
UK renewable boom plunges electricity pricesUK wholesale electricity prices dropped sharply in the first quarter due to record-high renewable en...
Renewable energy giant launches from London headquartersJERA, Japan's biggest power company, has launched JERA Nex in London to focus on renewable energy, w...
UK proposes new measures for cheaper energy dealsProposed measures seek to empower consumers to access more affordable energy deals while ensuring gr...
