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Seven active suppliers owe £17M in renewables payments

Ofgem has named seven active suppliers that have not made Renewables Obligation payments by the late payment deadline of 31 October. Together they owe £17.9 million. The suppliers are: Ampoweruk £3,590,236.65 Whoop Energy £56,306.25 Delta Gas and Power £381,030.65 Entice…

Three companies at risk of BSC expulsion

Three energy companies ae in default of financial obligations under the Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC). Simply Your Energy and Maxen Power Supply Limited have been told that they cannot register new meters, ie they cannot take on more customers,…

New nuclear: RAB means customers will take the risk

In this week’s budget and spending announcements, funding of £1.7 billion was allocated to helping new nuclear get over the line to a final investment decision before the end of this parliament. Alongside that cash the government published draft legislation…

Domestic EV charger trial seeks participants

Trojan Energy has announced a new project to develop a single, publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint that can be installed in the street outside a customer’s home and powered by their domestic electricity supply. The new Aon Charger will…

Enzen offers new PV finance options

Enzen has launched new finance offerings for companies who want to invest in PV. A fully-funded solar option offers a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) and requires no upfront capital investment. All three provisions – self funded, fully funded and…

Islay distillery to switch from oil to biomass

Islay’s Bunnahabhain distillery has announced it will switch to using biomass, using a by-product of distillation (spent malt, known as draff) and wood chippings from 15 miles away as fuel for its 8000kg/hr steam system. The switch will mean the…