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Ofgem plans to shake up standing charges Energy suppliers will have to offer at least one lower standing charge tariff to their customers and give households more choice in how they pay fixed costs, Ofgem has announced. -
Britain breaks its clean energy generation record Renewables have so far accounted for 100% of energy generation for a record 87 hours -
Great British Energy could save schools and the NHS £3.8m The NHS sites and schools that were given solar panels by Great British Energy earlier in the year are now generating their own renewable energy, something which could cut bills by £3.8m in the long run. -
MCS launches heat batteries pilot The MCS has launched a new heat batteries pilot following a consultation period with trade bodies and industry experts. -
Net zero: The UK’s economic opportunity, with Richard Hauxwell-Baldwin – Positive Energy Ep11 For episode 11 of Positive Energy, we’re proud to welcome Richard Hauxwell-Baldwin, head of research, policy and campaigns at the MCS Foundation. -
Zaptec launches new V2G EV charger The new Zaptec Go 2 EV charger for homes and businesses lets drivers earn money by sending electricity back to the National Grid -
Battery breakthrough lets EVs drive much farther than before Scientists in South Korea claim to have created a battery that means EV drivers can travel 500 miles with just a 12-minute charge. -
Millions of renters rationed energy to pay bills last winter According to data from Citizens Advice, millions of renters had to ration gas and electricity last winter and others don't seek out support. -
How to cut energy without spending a lot of money Our guide gives some great advice on how to cut your energy usage and expense without spending loads of cash.