Extra Energy, an energy supplier with about 108,000 domestic customers, has ceased trading. Don’t worry though, if you are an Extra Energy customer, your supply will continue as normal. Continue Reading
In an effort to protect energy users against poor customer service and supplier failure, Ofgem is set to tighten conditions of entry to the energy market for prospective providers. Continue Reading
Policy group REN21 published their Renewables 2018 Global Status Report (GSR) today and it shows that renewables accounted for 70% of new global power capacity last year. Continue Reading
2017 has been an important year for renewable energy sources, with more than 50% of the UK’s power produced by nuclear or renewable methods for the first time.
Oil and gas giant Shell is to attempt to break into the UK domestic energy market by entering into a purchase agreement for independent supplier First Utility.
Moves to bolster the UK’s nuclear power energy infrastructure have taken a leap forward, as regulators have cleared a new project based in Wales to go ahead after five years of deliberation on regulation.
Lord Adonis, the head of the National Infrastructure Commission has called for action over terrible levels of mobile phone coverage. Lord Adonis wrote to the telecommunications watchdog Ofcom to handle the growing problem.
Ahead of the One Planet Summit in Paris on Tuesday, Prime Minister Theresa May has announced a draft of new measures aimed at limiting the effects and causes of climate change both domestically and worldwide. Continue Reading
Major broadband providers have agreed to implement an automatic compensation scheme from 2019.
Fans of wind power were vindicated yet again last weekend as it emerged that almost a quarter of the electricity consumed across the EU was generated by turbines.