Friday, April 19, 2024

SSE to roll out their first three-phase smart meters after testing success

SSE has stated to have become the first UK supplier to install and manually commission a three-phase meter under laboratory conditions. The announcement follows the...

UK and EU have ‘clear rift’ over climate change cooperation in trade negotiations

THE UK is resisting EU moves to incorporate guarantees on respecting international climate change commitments in a future post-Brexit trade deal, Financial Times has...

Water Saving Week: Four ways your business can save water

WATER is a precious natural resource and using it responsibly not only helps the environment but can help your business save a considerable amount...

Shell shock: Hudson Energy sold as part of UK energy conquest

SHELL Energy has taken the next step on their quest to become UK’s largest residential energy provider by acquiring Hudson Energy Supply UK Limited. Hudson...

National Grid starts construction on world’s longest interconnector

Work has begun on Viking Link, an interconnector which will allow the exchange of electricity between Denmark and the UK. This 765km long undersea cable will...

Plan for first zero carbon industrial cluster in Humber unveiled

NEW report outlining how the world’s first zero carbon industrial cluster can be developed in the UK by 2040 has been published. The proposals published...

Grit from wastewater system turned into building material in new project

SCOTTISH Water has partnered with Zero Waste Scotland to turn grit that is found in the waste water system into valuable raw building material...

Energy White Paper delayed to 2021?

THE REPEATEDLY delayed Energy White Paper may not be published until late 2021, a newly unearthed document claims. This follows a claim submitted for judicial...

National Grid outlines plans to buy more inertia

NATIONAL Grid plans to launch a tender for new inertia services next month for delivery from April. The company recently shared their ambition to be able...

Record gas prices drive up price cap by £139, says Ofgem

The energy price cap will increase from 1 October, Ofgem has announced. Those on default tariffs paying by direct debit are set to see an...