Flexitricity has launched a product to help industrial and commercial energy users, as well as operators and aggregators of domestic flexible technologies, to participate in energy flexibility markets. The product, ‘FlexGO’ is aimed at organisations including energy users, utilities, and…

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GeoPura has said its HyMarnham Power green hydrogen project will begin operations by the end of November, after it secured a £27 million green loan facility to expand its hydrogen-powered energy services in the UK and establish a new Danish…

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Keuper Gas Storage Limited (KGSL) has launched a public consultation on plans to build a hydrogen storage facility in Cheshire, instead of a gas storage facility as had been planned. The project between Lach Dennis and Middlewich in Cheshire involves…

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Great British Energy has promised to increase spending on solar energy to £255 million, up from £180 million, and expand the scheme to military land. GBE says a new partnership with the Ministry of Defence will see technologies such as…

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The Peel Group and district heat network specialist Ener-Vate have opened the Mersey Heat Energy Centre, which houses one of the UK’s largest two-stage water source heat pumps provided by Star Refrigeration. Harnessing heat from the nearby Leeds and Liverpool…

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Great Britain’s limited supplies of biomethane should be directed towards uses that are most difficult to decarbonise in other ways, according to a new report from Regen and MCS Foundation. The literature review of future forecasts suggests that 13-120 TWh…

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An e-HGV has been charged at Stagecoach’s Nuneaton bus depot in Warwickshire. The bus and coach operator, working with e-fleet solutions provider VEV, says this is the site’s first third-party charge and it hopes it will be the start of…

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E.ON Next has called for energy sector support in fuel-poor households to focus on installing batteries. It wants installation of 250,000 home batteries in the country’s fuel-poor households at a cost of £600 million. The company said economic analysis shows…

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Ofgem has announced plans to require suppliers to offer at least one tariff with a low standing charge from January and it has opened a consultation on the proposal. Standing charges cover the fixed costs of delivering energy to peoples’…

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The National Energy System Operator (NESO) is seeking views on a transitional Regional Energy Strategic Plan (tRESP) in a consultation open until 3 November. The regional energy strategic planning (RESP) role is a new one and it will change the…

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