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National Gas’ Summer Outlook 2024: Stable supply, reduced exports
National Gas Transmission has released its Summer Outlook 2024 report, outlining projections for gas demand and supply for the upcoming months. The report suggests that demand levels will remain similar to those of the previous year, with a notable decrease in exports to Europe due to heightened storage levels in the EU. Despite anticipated challenges, […]
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EU Parliament adopts first-ever law to curb methane emissions in energy sector
The European Parliament has passed new legislation aimed at reducing methane emissions from the energy sector, marking the first EU-wide effort to address this significant greenhouse gas. Methane, responsible for about a third of current global warming, poses both climate and air quality challenges, and the new regulation aims to help the EU achieve its […]
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Net Hero Podcast – Will your net zero home be made of mushrooms?
The humble shroom. You can have it on your plate and it’s a delicacy. You can see it growing on your walls and it’s a pest. You can see it on trees and it’s a natural composter. But could fungi be the thing your home of the future is made from? They have amazing properties […]
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Biffa acquires Hull pellet plant
Waste management firm Biffa has expanded its resources and energy operations through the acquisition of a company specialising in converting residual waste into fuel. The acquisition includes Eco-Power Green Energy Ltd and a dormant plant in Hull, along with the addition of seven new employees. With the capacity to produce over 100,000 tonnes of solid recovered […]
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Jolting the Thames: Electric project to power London’s grid
The Electric Thames project, led by UK Power Networks, LCP Delta and Marine Zero, explores the use of electric vessels on the River Thames to support London’s transition to net zero emissions. By storing excess green energy during periods of renewable energy generation and discharging it during peak demand, the project aims to enhance the […]
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SSEN increases contracted flexibility volumes
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has completed two additional bidding rounds, securing over 700MW of flexibility services over the past year. These contracts, covering areas in central southern England and the north of Scotland, address capacity constraints and support network reinforcement and new connections. In January and February 2024, SSEN finalised bidding rounds, […]
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UK countryside leads in solar power
Rural communities are spearheading the solar power revolution in the UK. That’s according to a report by the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE), which suggests that 48 of the top 50 English parliamentary constituencies with the highest domestic solar generation capacity are located in rural areas. On average, each rural constituency boasts domestic solar […]
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British businesses to receive free support for energy disputes
In a move aimed at supporting small businesses and tackling unfair energy practices, the government and Ofgem have introduced measures to provide free support for energy disputes. Small organisations with fewer than 50 employees will benefit from access to the Energy Ombudsman, empowering them to resolve issues with their energy suppliers without incurring costly legal […]
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Pozitive Energy unveils revamp
UK energy supplier Pozitive Energy has announced a relaunch, unveiling a new brand identity and expanded products and services. Operating under the name “PE,” the company has relocated its headquarters to London‘s Canary Wharf, emphasising its commitment to innovation and growth. The rebranded PE aims to offer a comprehensive range of business solutions, including energy […]
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Petrol prices surge by 6p/litre in 2024
The price of petrol has risen by almost 6p per litre since January, with a notable 2p increase recorded in March, reaching an average of 146.48p per litre, as reported by RAC Fuel Watch. Similarly, diesel prices have also climbed by more than a penny, settling at 156p per litre. This marks the third consecutive […]
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The cheapest kWh of energy is the one you don't use Delvin Lane, Head of Energy 360, British Gas