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CCC report outlines measures needed to achieve climate targets...
The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has outlined five priorities which would help cut emissions from the UK's housing stock.
Research highlights low carbon innovations
Vulnerable households could benefit or suffer further injustice from the switch to low carbon technology, according to new research by the University of Sussex and the Energy Systems Catapult.
Network 2019: Speakers give their views on RIIO2
With Network 2019 just over a month away, Network Magazine asked a selection of our speakers 'what is the biggest RIIO2 challenge?'.
UKPN to spend £12m on flexibility services
UK Power Networks is committing £12 million in funding for flexibility services across the South East and East of England.
Study outlines potential growth of low-carbon technologies
A "future energy scenario analysis" study undertaken by REGEN, has mapped out the potential growth of low-carbon technologies in Scottish Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) southern licence area.
Heat Trust extends protection to more households
Thousands more people who receive heat through a heat network will now have access to free independent complaint resolution and minimum customer service standards after Heat Trust extended its eligibility requirements.
Wales & West Utilities receives asset management accreditation...
Wales & West Utilities has been recognised for its pursuit of high-quality standards in the asset management field.
UK's first smart charging market for EV drivers
UK Power Networks is taking steps to create the country's first smart charging market for electric vehicle drivers.
