In last week’s newsletter we reported on the governments announcements regarding the long-awaited Energy Bill. The Energy Bill, expected this week, will allow energy providers to charge households for the extra costs of moving towards a low carbon electricity infrastructure, including renewables.
EDF Energy put another important component of its new nuclear plans in place today as the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) granted a Nuclear Site Licence (NSL) for Hinkley Point C.
The mass UK adoption of smart technology, including smart grids and smart meters, is sparking energy and water suppliers to invest in customer engagement strategies and technology to meet the increasing pressure on customer service, according to a new report from Aspect.
Seaward’s latest electrical safety tester establishes a brand new approach to portable appliance testing. The innovative new Apollo 600 is equipped with onboard risk assessment tools to assist the user and ensure a proportionate response to the inspection and testing of electrical
Figures released by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) are said to show businesses are wasting millions of pounds each year by over-maintaining electrical appliances with unnecessary annual tests. By adopting a common sense approach, the IET estimates businesses could save
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