Ofgem’s Project Transmit decision faces challenge
RWE NPower has been granted leave for a judicial review of Ofgem’s decision on how to change the charging structure for electricity transmission.
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EDF downgraded by Moody’s
The risks associated with the Hinkley Point C project, EDF’s close relationship with nuclear supplier Areva, and a planned tariff restructuring in France, have hit EDF’s credit rating, according to rating agency Moody’s.
Manufacturing faults hit new nuclear plans
Areva, the French nuclear plant manufacturer due to supply EDF’s new reactor at Hinkley Point, has been hit by manufacturing problems over the reactor pressure vessel for its French plant, according to industry journal Nuclear Engineering Internat
Manufacturing faults hit new nuclear plans
Areva, the French nuclear plant manufacturer due to supply EDF’s new reactor at Hinkley Point, has been hit by manufacturing problems over the reactor pressure vessel for its French plant, according to industry journal Nuclear Engineering Internat
Spark Energy makes £250,000 redress payment
Energy supplier Spark Energy has made a £250,000 payment to Citizens Advice and Citizens Advice Scotland (less a £1 penalty to Ofgem) in recompense for multiple, longstanding failings in dealing with customers.
What's the future for Uskmouth?
James Busche, chief executive of Uskmouth Power, talks about regulatory uncertainty and biomass
Can consumer and company interests align?
Report from the Regulatory Policy Institute Westminster Forum
Summer outlook report: energy in plenty, management issues growing
There are sufficient gas and electricity supplies in Great Britain to cover demand through the summer, according to system operator National Grid’s (NG’s) regular Summer Outlook Report.
Utilities’ future is distributed, but customers need to understand the changes
A utility future of prosumers with onsite generation and storage, and a diverse of group of service suppliers, linked by an “open architecture” grid, was one likely outcome set out at a Global Energy Summit organised by lawyers Dentons.
The New Power Interview: Tim Emrich, chief executive, UK Power Reserve
Why seek large CCGTs? UK Power Reserve is providing exactly what the giverment wants: flexible gas-fired capacity in the form of distributed generation, its chief executive tells Janet Wood.