Power

The latest articles exploring how we generate, transmit, distribute and manage power.

 Content Hub sponsored by

UK, US team up for new ‘golden age’ of nuclear

The UK has announced a new partnership with the US that it hopes will usher in a new ‘golden age’ of nuclear power.

Latest Articles

Should the Taishan nuclear plant shutdown worry UK regulators?

In this week’s Gossage, our columnist explores whether the UK’s ONR should be more concerned about flaws at the Taishan nuclear power plant. 

How changes to BS 9251:2021 could save lives

Kate Aldridge explains how recent changes to BS 9251:2021, which make secondary power supplies mandatory, could quite literally save lives. 

Drax headed to Crown Court following supposed health and safety violations

Our Gossage columnist details the court case that is looming over Drax at Crown Court, as it stands accused of health and safety violations.

UK Power Networks assists in power restoration following Storms Malik and Corrie

UK Power Networks recently assisted teams in North East England and Scotland to help restore power following Storms Malik and Corrie.

European Commission presses ahead with ‘green’ label for gas, nuclear power

The European Commission has confirmed that it will go ahead with plans to label gas and nuclear power as ‘green’ under new taxonomy rules.

Ofgem increases energy price cap by a whopping 54%, still below wholesale prices

Ofgem has announced that it is increasing the energy price cap by 54%, although energy firms will still feel the heat.

Should energy prices be rising for those with green tariffs?

Energy prices are set to rise for the majority of UK households, but should those on green tariffs see their bills rise?

GMB Union urges Scottish Government to bid for Rolls Royce nuclear factory

GMB Union has urged the Scottish Government to bid for the new Rolls Royce nuclear factory, noting it will secure thousands of jobs.

Top Stories