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  • Scotland boosts renewable goals with £700m auction for offshore wind projects

    January 17, 2022

    ScotWind has raised hundreds of millions from an auction of seabed plots for offshore wind projects, boosting its net zero ambitions.

  • Energy operators working to blend 20 per cent of hydrogen fuel into regular gas grid from 2023

    January 15, 2022

    Energy operators of the gas grid said this morning they will have the capacity to blend 20 per cent of hydrogen fuel into the regular gas grid from next year. This means the grid will be able to deliver more hydrogen to households across Britain, a move that could see a drop in households’ carbon [...]

  • Expected 50 per cent hike in energy bills may trigger ‘devastating’ national emergency for millions of older Brits

    January 13, 2022

    An anticipated price jump of about 50 per cent for energy bills across the country, likely from April onwards, can lead to a national emergency for millions of older people, a charity warned this morning. Age UK has urged ministers to take immediate and decisive action on energy bills to “mitigate the potentially devastating impact [...]

  • Centrica boss on the energy crisis: High gas bills are here to stay

    January 12, 2022

    Brits have been told the energy crisis may last for two years, according to Centrica’s chief executive Chris O’Shea. O’Shea said “the market suggests” high gas prices will continue “for the next 18 months to two years”. He said the high demand for gas was partly being driven by a move away from coal and [...]

  • Tories call on Treasury to fund green energy rather than already pinched households

    January 8, 2022

    A group Tory MPs have called on the government to fund environmental and social energy policies from Treasury money, rather than from consumer bills.

  • Why the energy crisis is set to derail the UK economy in 2022

    January 7, 2022

    A wave of concern over the swelling cost of living is sweeping across Britain. While households are bracing for higher tax bills and are already being stung by food prices leaping, it is swelling energy costs that will hit hardest in 2022. The UK’s benchmark gas prices have quintupled since January 2021, leaping from £54 [...]

  • Consumers should brace themselves for runway energy bills as price rises that overwhelmed suppliers in 2021 start to trickle down

    January 4, 2022

    Consumers should brave themselves for runaway household bills this year as the energy sector continues to struggle with soaring gas prices, which consigned a string of energy suppliers to the graveyard in 2021. Energy suppliers had been paying 54p per therm of gas at the beginning of last year. By September 2021, that had reached [...]

  • Energy crisis: Govt and energy firms agree runaway gas and electricity bills should be avoided in 2022 but they fail to say how

    December 28, 2021

    The government and UK’s largest energy companies agreed late last night that “UK customers have to be protected” from soaring gas and electricity prices in 2022, although it was not clear how they plan to do that. The meeting with Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng came after Labour and a boss of a major energy provider [...]

  • Government summons energy chiefs for emergency meeting as gas prices climb and climb

    December 24, 2021

    Energy industry bosses have been summoned for a meeting with the government today to address rapidly rising wholesale gas prices. Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng will meet with chief executives of major suppliers on Monday, according to The Times, which reports the bosses are likely to ask for tax cuts and the relaxation of green levies. [...]

  • Tata Steel to provide steel for Dogger Bank Wind Farm

    December 22, 2021

    Tata Steel will support the world's largest offshore wind development with hundreds of tonnes of UK-made steel.

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