Infrastructure
'Smarter, fairer, cleaner': Ofgem moves to trim capital cost of smart grid rollout, sparking industry concerns
Tweak to Ofgem rules promises to save consumers £45 a year, but industry fears sharp reduction in capital costs could jeopardise smart grid deployment
Octopus Energy unveils automated real-time home energy pricing package
Plans to link smart home energy appliances with its time-of-use tariff aimed at further boosting flexibility, cutting energy use and slashing emissions
COP24: UK unveils plans for world's first 'net zero' industrial hub
Claire Perry to announce up to £170m of funding to support creation of a net zero cluster capable of decarbonising heavy industry
COP24: UK debuts Powering Past Coal Calculator
Oxford Sustainable Finance Programme launches new online tool designed to help more government's develop credible coal phase out strategies
'First of a kind': SEEIT energy efficiency fund completes £100m IPO
SDCL Energy Efficiency Income Trust plc listed on London Stock Exchange following successful fund-raise for pipeline of energy efficiency projects
Government steps up support for smart local energy projects
Funding awarded to new community-scale smart energy projects and national R&D programme
US energy giant Xcel Energy promises zero-carbon power by 2050
'Clean energy vision' will see supplier deliver 100 per cent carbon neutral electricity to homes across the US by 2050
Welcome to a hydrogen-powered world
Far from being a fantasy fuel of the future, hydrogen is already proving its green potential
It's time to embrace CCUS
Brad Page and James Smith argue the time for arguing over competing low carbon technologies is drawing to a close
Ovo assigned failed Spark Energy's customer base
Energy regulator Ofgem appoints Ovo to take over Spark Energy's 290,000 customers following its collapse last week
'The time is now': Government unveils plans for UK's first carbon capture and usage project
Edinburgh Summit to see release of new action plan designed to deliver UK's first major CCUS project by the mid-2020s
The date is looming: Will the deal work?
Labour's Alan Whitehead argues the government's handling of the smart meter roll out needs a revamp
ENGIE beefs up stake in KiWi Power
French energy giant confirms it has acquired additional stake in UK demand response specialist KiWi Power
Emirates Stadium: Arsenal kicks off new era of battery-powered football
New battery storage unit from Pivot Power means Emirates Stadium can run on stored electricity for an entire football match
The Climate Change Act at 10: The infrastructure revolution is just picking up steam
Chair of the National Infrastructure Commission Sir John Armitt reflects on 10 years of the Climate Change Act
Committee on Climate Change: The UK needs a plan for hydrogen
Government must lay the groundwork now for decarbonising heat in the coming decades, say expert advisors
Smart technology will make green energy system cheaper, BNEF study concludes
Research from Eaton, BNEF, and Statkraft assesses how technologies such energy storage, smart charging, and demand response will help power systems in UK and Germany decarbonise at least cost
Which?: Energy companies need to install 30 smart meters a minute to meet 2020 target
Consumer rights group raises fresh fears over pace of smart meter roll out, as government awaits latest damning NAO report
Study: Energy revolution risks 'two-tier' society
Research from Imperial College London warns many in society could lose out in areas where new infrastructure is slow to be rolled out
Green buses: Fifth London garage joins electric bus revolution
Upgrade at Shepherds Bush depot will support new fleet of 36 electric buses
Bristol and Manchester unveil fresh plans to tackle 'climate emergency'
Lord Deben says council action to tackle climate risks 'gives me real hope'
Heat networks could cut UK decarbonisation costs by £3bn, ETI estimates
Report by Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) sets out pathways for cutting capital costs of developing heat networks
Nothing confusing about choosing to go green
ScottishPower's Keith Anderson responds to suggestions its green power transition has been misleadingly reported
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