Consumers and businesses ‘paying too much for energy’ An independent report has concluded that as businesses and consumers, we are paying too much for our energy. Prof Dieter Helm, from Oxford University, was asked by the government to examine how

20/10/2017. Recovering and re-using industrial heat (E, W). Workshops at Birmingham (31 October), Darlington (15 November) and Cardiff (21 November) are the centrepieces of a consultation that aims to test the proposed design of an ambitious programme to promote and

Further Reforms To The Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (E, S, W)   Eligible heat uses, subsidy limits for very large plant and the regulation of plant to produce biomethane for injection into the gas grid for decarbonisation purposes are key

01/09/2017 Proposals to give micro, small and medium sized businesses and other non-domestic energy consumers access to all the benefits of smart meters have been published by the Dept for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. As an integral part of

15/08/2017 Ofgem is proposing that energy providers should only be allowed to roll their customers onto further fixed-term tariffs at the end of existing deals if The new tariffs have no termination fees so consumers can switch away at no