Open Networks Project: The Plan for 2020
Collaboration carves the path towards the growth and development of the UK energy industry. Key players in the sector have formed strategic partnerships throughout the years to add more value to energy products and services, enhancing the experience of consumers across the country.
Ofgem Investigating Troublesome Subsea Cable and its Operators
An Ofgem investigation is underway to review the recent performance failure of a subsea cable delivered by two organisations and constructed by an Italian cable fabricator, citing a possible breach of licence conditions.
Mini Nuclear Reactors from Rolls Royce Could Be in Place by 2029
Rolls-Royce power technology group in the UK announced plans to build and operate mini nuclear power stations to be located in North Wales and North England by 2029.
Get to Know the New ‘Green Future Plus’ Tariff from British Gas
British Gas introduced its latest green energy tariff, labeling it as “one of the greenest” existing deals on the market today.
Three New Green Energy Tariffs from Bristol Energy
National gas and electricity firm Bristol Energy has unveiled three new green energy tariffs that could contribute significantly to the city’s net-zero carbon target by 2030.
Npower Facing the Axe After Eon Merger
Eon has made drastic measures to stave off the bleeding losses at Npower, with more job cuts and the removal of Npower CEO Paul Coffey from his post after 17 years of service at the firm.