National Grid boss proposes future ultra high voltage grid

John Pettigrew, CEO of National Grid, has unveiled plans for an ultra high voltage onshore transmission network at the Aurora Spring Forum

Demand flexibility ‘chronically undervalued’

The Association for Decentralised Energy has criticised National Grid ESO’s £58 billion grid investment proposal, highlighting chronic undervaluation of demand flexibility

National Grid invests $4bn in New York infrastructure upgrade

National Grid’s transmission enhancement projects aim to create a more efficient energy grid

Anglo-Scottish electricity superhighway fast-tracked with £2bn

Eastern Green Link 1 has received provisional funding to connect up to two million homes to clean energy, becoming the first project to progress through Ofgem’s new fast-track process

National Grid’s £400k net zero boost

National Grid has secured funding for three innovative projects aimed at accelerating Britain’s transition to net zero

Ofgem cracks down on zombie energy projects

The energy regulator has greenlit new regulations aiming to prevent speculative energy developers from securing national grid connection agreements without landowner consent

Government approves National Grid’s Yorkshire GREEN project

The UK Government has approved National Grid’s £400 million Yorkshire GREEN project, aimed at upgrading the high voltage power network in North Yorkshire

UK renewables industry concerned over government’s electricity market reform plan

Solar Energy UK and RenewableUK have raised concerns over the UK Government’s proposed reforms to electricity market

UK Power Networks secures funding for innovative projects

UK Power Networks has secured funding for 12 groundbreaking projects, aiming to accelerate net zero plans and enhance network resilience

UK unveils landmark electricity market reform

Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho is set to announce reforms in electricity markets, aiming to potentially save households £45 annually and unlock £35 billion in savings over two decades