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  • UK will have to spend £9bn more in foreign gas if it fails to ramp up heat pumps

    June 8, 2023

    A lack of government ambition in ramping up the installation of heat pumps, will force the UK to spend a further £9bn on extra gas imports.

  • Energy industry backs Ofgem’s net zero role in bid to ramp up renewables

    June 7, 2023

    The energy sector has broadly welcomed the government's move to expand Ofgem's remit and legally require the watchdog help drive the UK towards net zero carbon emissions over the next three decades.

  • Boosting renewables is the best way to just stop oil, says Octopus Energy boss

    June 5, 2023

    The best way to 'Just Stop Oil' is to accelerate the transition to renewable energy, argued the boss of Octopus Energy Greg Jackson.

  • Here comes the sun: Households are key for a solar rooftop revolution

    June 5, 2023

    A bumper year for renewables will be powered by solar power installations, and the government needs to use this momentum to reach net zero.

  • National Grid’s electricity system operator to allow energy firms to connect new projects

    June 2, 2023

    Energy firms will be able to build their own connections to the grid, confirms National Grid's electricity system operator.

  • IEA: Renewable energy to ramp up by a third this year, driven by supply security fears and Chinese growth

    June 1, 2023

    The world's renewable energy capacity will jump a third this year, revealed the International Energy Agency.

  • National Grid looks for supply chain partners to deliver £9bn renewable ramp up

    May 31, 2023

    National Grid is looking for more supply chain partners to help deliver a vast ramp up in clean energy infrastructure.

  • Labour: Just Stop Oil backer Dale Vince ‘perfectly legitimate’ party donor

    May 31, 2023

    British businessman Dale Vince is a “perfectly legitimate person” to take money from despite his donations to Just Stop Oil.

  • Drax share price slides as Ofgem launches probe into renewable reporting rules

    May 31, 2023

    Ofgem has launched an investigation into whether Drax has broken reporting rules around its flagship renewable payments programme.

  • Rooftop solar installations will rise to record 1.47m as Brits try to beat high energy costs

    May 30, 2023

    More residential and small-scale commercial rooftop solar power installations are expected to be made this year than ever before.

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