CMA rejects appeal on transmission charges
The appeal was lodged after the regulator rejected a request for a £120 million rebate on the fees paid during 2015/16.
CMA rejects appeal on transmission charges Read More »
News
CNG opens Europe’s largest renewable biomethane refuelling station
CNG opens Europe’s largest renewable biomethane refuelling station, one of two new facilities offering a low-carbon alternative to diesel for HGVs.
CNG opens Europe’s largest renewable biomethane refuelling station Read More »
CNG should be ‘fuel of choice’ for freight vehicles
The firm said the research shows that a strategic shift from diesel to CNG could have a “significant and immediate” impact on the decarbonisation of transport and the drive for cleaner air.
CNG should be ‘fuel of choice’ for freight vehicles Read More »
Clarke takes up new role at Wales & West Utilities
Clarke will be responsible for the company’s future of energy work which includes 2050 Pathfinder, an industry first energy systems simulator, and the Freedom Project, a smart hybrid heating project delivered collaboratively with electricity network operator Western Power Distribution.
Clarke takes up new role at Wales & West Utilities Read More »
CLASS project adopted by National Grid
The region’s power network operator developed a system to reduce demand for electricity from its control room in central Manchester, without anyone noticing a difference to their power supply. The system helps to cut bills, reduce carbon emissions and balance the national grid when needed.
CLASS project adopted by National Grid Read More »
Clean energy overtakes fossil fuel power in Q3
July, August and September saw renewables generating an estimated total of 29.5 terawatt hours (TWh), while fossil fuel sources accounted for 29.1TWh, according to its calculations.
Clean energy overtakes fossil fuel power in Q3 Read More »
Cisco invests in UK smart grid future
The PNDC comprises bespoke testing, demonstration and simulation facilities for power network technologies.
Cisco invests in UK smart grid future Read More »
Citizens Advice calls for automatic compensation for network customers
In a new report, the charity says customers were paid around £5.4 million in compensation by gas and electricity distribution networks in 2015/16, but should have received at least £2.2 million more.
Citizens Advice calls for automatic compensation for network customers Read More »
Citizens Advice calls on networks to return “unjustified profits”
Research carried out by Citizens Advice last year concluded network companies are set to receive £7.5 billion over the current RIIO price controls. This amounts to an average of £285 per household, over eight years.
Citizens Advice calls on networks to return “unjustified profits” Read More »
Citizens Advice urges Ofgem to tackle network debt costs
In its response to a consultation on the RIIO2 price controls, the charity said Ofgem is currently being prevented from doing so by the two outlying companies whose debt portfolios are more expensive than others.
Citizens Advice urges Ofgem to tackle network debt costs Read More »