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National Grid: No-Deal Brexit Won’t Imperil Winter Fuel Supplies

Written by Lauren Smith in Government Policy

The UK will have enough energy to keep its homes warm and its lights on through winter, even if a no-deal Brexit freezes…

Jul11

Electric Cars Can Help UK to Reach Net Zero Emissions Target

Written by Fergus Cole in Electricity

The increasing popularity of electric vehicles will play a key role in helping the UK reach its 2050 target of net zero emissions,…

Jun25

Supermarket Fridges Could Help Balance Grid

Written by Lauren Smith in Electricity

Supermarket frozen aisles aren’t just caches of easy dinners for harried parents and ice cream for the upcoming heatwave. They could also function…

Dec27

Ofgem Proposals Could See Energy Bills Cut by £45

Written by Fiona Dattan in Electricity Energy Suppliers

New limits placed on the amount payable to shareholders could see consumers saving £45 a year.

Nov28

National Grid Makes Multi-Million Pound Investment in Green Gas Plant

Written by Danny Lord in Renewable Energy

National Grid’s Gas Distribution arm has just signed an investment deal with Advanced Plasma Power, putting funds up to develop a new bio…

Nov15

Energy Supply Issues Across Europe May Hit Consumers Pockets

Written by Danny Lord in Energy Suppliers

A combination of various factors serving to limit energy generated from plants in several European countries could push up domestic prices, households have…

Oct12

New Technology Used to Transmit Data Via National Grid

Written by Danny Lord in Electricity

Innovative new technology has been used to successfully transmit data across the national grid, marking an important step towards a more efficient ‘smart…