Ofgem have announced the energy price cap will increase from April due to rising wholesale costs. The increase will see the cap return to pre-pandemic levels, with the typical energy customer likely to see their bill go up by £96 to £1,138 a year. The cap, which came...

A Paris court has found the French state legally responsible for its failure to meet targets intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Billed the “affair of the century”, the case was brought by four environmental groups after an online petition was signed by 2.3...

Latest figures published by Energy UK reveal that six million customers switched supplier in 2020, an average of 496,127 switches per month. Switching levels were down 6.5% on 2019, which was a record year with 6.4 million customers choosing to switch electricity...

Plunging temperatures and a surge in demand has seen electricity prices reach an all-time record and gas prices at their highest level in almost three years. The price for electricity has risen to almost £1,500 a megawatt hour and gas has jumped a fifth to 80p a...

Residential heat: the challenge of decarbonising our homes Heat networks are playing a key role in the UK’s transition to net zero, providing low-carbon heat to large residential developments. Recognised for their environmental, financial and social benefits, these...

Update: The Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations   On 27th November we will see amendments to the Heat Regs coming into force in the form of the Heat Network (Metering and Billing) (Amendment) Regulations 2020. When this legislation arrives, there are...