energy supply

The supplier lost out on the contract nearly a year ago to a Big Six company

The survey also found more than half (59%) of firms like the idea of producing their own energy

On 29 March 2019, the UK will cease to be a member of the European Union. With less than 7 months remaining until we make what is sure to be a historic exit, and the increasing possibility of a ‘no deal’ looming, the exact details of the UK’s exit from the European Union are still unclear.

UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has warned Russia could cause “thousands and thousands and thousands of deaths” through attacks on the UK’s energy infrastructure. The MP for South Staffordshire has accused Moscow of spying on Britain’s gas and electricity supplies, which if cut, could create “panic” and “chaos” for millions of people. Mr Williamson referred […]

Ofgem is seeking views on whether “fundamental” change is required on the current energy supply market arrangements. Under the proposals, the role of conventional suppliers as the “middleman” between customers and the energy system would be less relevant or even “redundant”. The regulator believes the “supplier hub” model has reinforced the dominance enjoyed by large […]

In the past, technologies capable of converting waste materials into electricity have either been huge, cathedral-scale incineration plants or unreliable, dirty and inefficient small-scale combustion systems. These just don’t work for industrial energy users, who need reliability, efficiency and impeccable green credentials – as well as a reasonable price tag. Finally, this technology has come […]

National Grid’s news that the power margin for this winter is at 6.6% has been welcomed by the energy sector. Jonathan Marshall, Energy Analyst at the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) said the operator’s Winter Outlook shows that the UK continues “to have a reliable electricity system” as it goes through this “period of […]

Utiligroup – a leading provider of innovative solutions to the utilities and energy industry – has been appointed by Bristol Energy to support its launch as a dual fuel energy supplier with a community purpose. Bristol Energy – formed by Bristol City Council – is the first municipal energy company in the South West and […]

EDF Energy has been awarded a contract to supply power to universities, colleges and museums in England and Wales. The multi-million pound deal will see the Big Six supplier provide up to 1.6TWh of electricity to as many as 4,500 public sector sites. The initial two-year contract, which follows a tender run by The Energy […]

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has unveiled its new plan from 2015 to 2020. It has set a limit of £3.3 billion of total departmental expenditure in 2015/16 and a vision for “secure, affordable and clean energy supplies”. “We will meet these goals by nurturing competition and supporting innovation in new technologies. […]