Octopus to hire up to 4,000 new team members

Octopus Energy has announced plans to hire 3,000-4,000 new team members through its ‘OctoPalooza’ festival to accelerate the rollout of clean energy technology

Salford abandons heat pump plan over costs

Salford City Council has scrapped its plan to install air source heat pumps in Eccles Town Hall, citing a £700,000 cost overrun during the tender process

TELCA 2023: And the winner is…

In a dazzling celebration of excellence and innovation, the Energy Live Consultancy Awards (TELCA) returned for its highly anticipated 2023 edition

ELCC 2023 kicks off!

Manchester’s Etihad Stadium hosts ELCC 2023 today, featuring expert speakers and a diverse agenda addressing crucial energy issues for industry professionals

Water park makes waves with mega EV charging hub

Sale Water Park in Trafford, Greater Manchester, has introduced what is described as the region’s largest ultra-rapid electric vehicle charging hub, a £1 million project

‘Peer-to-peer energy trading slashes business bills by up to 90%’

Companies at Mildenhall Industrial Park in West Suffolk have witnessed reductions in their energy bills, ranging from 20% to 90%, through peer-to-peer energy trading

Manchester set to host ‘world’s largest’ battery energy storage project

Carlton Power has secured the green light for a 1GW battery energy storage scheme at Trafford Low Carbon Energy Park

Royal Mail transitions HGV fleet to renewable diesel alternative

Royal Mail’s Sheffield centre will be one of the first locations to transition their fleet to hydrotreated vegetable oil, a renewable diesel alternative

EV charging facility to transform former petrol station in Manchester

The ‘green’ project will feature 16 ultra-rapid chargers and biodiverse planting of native British species

Hospitality businesses face ‘extortionate exit fees’ as energy prices surge, Ofgem told

Night-time Economy Adviser for Greater Manchester has called on Ofgem to launch an investigation into the providers who are charging “exorbitant prices” for gas and electricity