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Adaptation will be a key driver if UK businesses are to reduce their exposure to rising energy prices and reliance on the National Grid
UK opposition’s stance on warming homes is sign of fraught politics around UK move away from fossil fuel heating
Successive leaders have failed to level with voters on the costs of the green transition
Sunak’s dilution of EV and boiler phaseout dates sends mixed messages to consumers
A decade of reform has left the UK with a power system in danger of failing on competition, innovation and fairness
Markus Krebber urges British government to heed warnings from developers to avoid jeopardising climate targets
Selling up means giving up a seat at the table
Watchdog says new rules will protect vulnerable customers
The government needs to restore confidence in its renewables pricing regime
Developers had repeatedly warned that support on offer was too low to offset their rising costs
Annual auction received no bids, but all is not lost
Industry warns maximum guaranteed price in this year’s bidding round is too low to offset cost inflation
Industry says projects are less viable because costs have rocketed but the price they receive for electricity has not
Commodities trader’s unit benefited from turmoil in electricity market last year
Opponents point out softening of rules unlikely to encourage developers to bring forward new projects
Ministers urged to ‘regain momentum’ after Britain sinks from fourth place to eighth
Utilita says Ofgem’s planned capital buffer requirement will make ‘survival in the market difficult’
Ministers drawing up plans to require energy suppliers to increase provision of renewable liquid heating fuels
Group will be the UK’s second largest supplier less than decade after it was founded
National Grid says scheme will reduce blackouts risk and ‘build further resilience’
Manufacturers have long complained of cost disadvantage to European peers
Limited cut still means average annual household bills will be about £600 higher than before Ukraine war
Demand surges for workers that can install and maintain heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicle chargers
Power projects in the west are too often delayed and over budget
Britain last out of eight biggest economies in adding further clean electricity generation
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