Posted on: 17/04/2023
This week's energy headlines: Wind sets a new record as the grid moves towards zero carbon; Ofgem sets out plans to boost financial resilience among suppliers; Grid upgrades are key to unlocking the growth needed in offshore wind according to a report; Our industry round-up includes the latest updates from Government departments and energy regulators.
Wind power has delivered a new generation record as Britain’s electricity supply continues to make progress towards a zero carbon target.
Ofgem has proposed new minimum capital requirements for domestic energy suppliers to strengthen financial resilience in the sector.
The urgent need to upgrade the national grid to accommodate huge growth in renewables is key to unlocking new offshore wind capacity, according to a new report.
The West Burton A coal-fired power station in Nottinghamshire has finally closed after more than five decades of generating.
The system operator has hailed a milestone in its ambition to achieve a zero-carbon national electricity transmission network.
Ofgem has launched a statutory consultation into its proposals for strengthening financial resilience in the energy sector including ringfencing customer credit balances and introducing a minimum capital requirement. The consultation closes on 5 May.
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