UK faces EV charger grid strain: Delays hamper summer plans

Experts have highlighted that EV charger installations face significant power supply delays

Electricity smart meter installations surge by 14% year on year

June’s figures surpassed last year’s numbers, reaching a total of 209,000 installations, according to a report

UK energy suppliers under fire as non-compliance incidents increase by 23%

Ofgem has revealed an increase in energy suppliers’ non-compliance with legal requirements, with missed payment deadlines and data deadlines being the most significant issues

Industry reacts to Energy Bill amendment to give Ofgem net zero mandate

Peers in the House of Lords passed an amendment to the Energy Security Bill empowering Ofgem with a net zero mandate

West Burton A coal power station shuts downs after 57 years of operation

The power station generated a total of 491,792GWh of electricity over its 57 years of operation, equivalent to powering 164 million homes for a year

Britain to speed up grid connections

Britain’s electricity system operator has said a reform of the current process will increase certainty for developers

“Total halt of Russian energy exports to Europe could put UK’s energy security at risk”

Europe could face a ‘severe recession’ if Vladimir Putin turns off the gas flows, according to a report

Ofgem urged to abandon plans to introduce a quarterly price cap

Campaigners have called on the regulator to work with energy firms to offer additional support to customers

Quarterly price cap ‘could drive down energy bills’

Analysts have said frequent reviews of the price cap level could reduce bills by 5%

Wind snaps up the largest share in Britain’s energy mix!

On Sunday, wind produced nearly 40% of British electricity, according to the latest National Grid ESO figures