After months of anticipation, the government has today (Monday 14 December) finally published its long-awaited Energy White Paper.
“The UK has set a world–leading net zero target, the first major economy to do so, but simply setting the target is not enough – we need to achieve it,” says Alok Sharma, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in his foreword. But does the White Paper deliver this detail?
The UK’s 2050 net zero goal is now enshrined in law. But despite the government’s recently-published 10 Point Plan, there are not yet clear guidelines for businesses on the part they will be expected to play. We put some frequently-asked questions to experienced energy professional Giulia Usai about how businesses can prepare – and the changes she’s seen in sustainability over the past decade.
National Grid has published its Triad data for the 2019/20 winters season – and for the first time ever, all three of the peak demand periods occurred before 25 December.
In this difficult time, we would like to confirm that it is business as usual across npower Business Solutions, and as your clients’ supplier, we are doing everything we can to ensure that day-to-day operations continue without interruption.
In this difficult time, and as your trusted supplier, we are doing everything we can to ensure that day-to-day operations continue without interruption.
As you are no doubt well aware by now, the way in which key non-commodity charges are calculated is undergoing a huge shake-up, as a result of a two major reviews introduced by Ofgem.
The situation regarding the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic is changing rapidly in the UK and we want to keep you updated with npower Business Solutions' actions to ensure business continuity.
Earlier this month, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published a consultation on proposals for a major reboot of the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme. This is the government’s mechanism to support low-carbon generation.
New ways of calculating the main energy transmission and distribution charges will start to impact electricity prices from April 2021 – and for most business consumers, this will mean higher costs.
