Money for Industry and your MEES gets higher
Firstly, I need to apologise for the lack of a policy report last week. This week’s issue mops up all the outstanding updates but...
Green Finance Plan heralds changes to energy ratings, Ofwat seeks changes to Welsh contestable...
The ratification of the Draft “Net Zero” legislation last week means the UK is now officially the first major global economy to commit to...
RO admin costs up 25%; support for steel and GAs AMR
Against a background of Brexit bewilderment, the one thing British business needs is a bit of certainty regards our future.
Well, I can’t offer political...
£30million for Scottish heat fund, water code change and power prices rose by 7%
So Boris closed the Conservative Party conference in his typically rambunctious style and, despite continued resistance from across the Irish Sea, is insistent that...
CM’s back, Easier Exemptions and Everyone wants Net Zero
I do love watching a good game. The highs and the lows. The oh-so-nears and the nearly-thrown-aways. The cheering of the crowd as they...
Rebecca Gaskill predicts the budget
AS we approach some key dates in the British politics, ICON's Policy and Business Impacts Analyst Rebecca Gaskill shares her thoughts on the upcoming...
It’s a fix for Network Costs
As the political parties were busy releasing manifestos and setting about their intended seduction of the populace, Ofgem published the long-awaited results of the...
No-deal Carbon Tax to hit on Nov 4th, BEIS urged to act and Ofgem...
A few days into the Change Of Tenancy at Number 10 and BoJo has wasted no time grooving into his mojo.
Before scheduling rabble-rousing visits...
Much ado about energy manifestos
As we gear up towards the general election, we here at ICON had a look at the parties’ energy manifestos.
I’m looking at the manifestos...
Green Gas Levy and public flex registers
Officially in our fifth week of lockdown and the novelty is, if we're honest, starting to wear off.
We’ve started to not only accept but...
