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UK Power Networks’ DSO unleashes 4GW of new capacity

UK Power Networks has unleashed 4GW of new network capacity, fast-tracking offers to more than 40 new energy projects in 2023.

UK Power Networks unlocks 400MW of additional capacity

A UK-first product is set to deliver more than 400 MW of additional electricity capacity, according to UK Power Networks.

UK Government’s smart meter target is unlikely to be met

The UK Government has set a target of 100% smart meter coverage by 2025, but it has been suggested that it will be difficult to achieve.

Renewables met 100% of global electricity demand growth during the first half of 2022

In the first half of 2022, renewable energy was capable of meeting 100% of the increased demand for electricity globally. 

Are electricity network costs further pushing up energy bills?

In this week’s Gossage, our columnist assesses whether ever-increasing energy bills are being exacerbated by network costs. 

Sweden overtakes France as Europe’s biggest net power exporter

Sweden was the biggest net exporter of power in Europe during the first half of 2022, overtaking France, according to EnAppSys.

New Ireland-Wales interconnector gets a step closer with Ofgem licence

A new interconnector between Ireland and Wales is a step closer to reality, after Ofgem granted a licence to MaresConnect.

Why windfall taxes are not the only solution to the energy crisis

Dan Atzori, Research Partner at Cornwall Insight, had some thoughts on the UK Government's announcement of a windfall tax.

Consumers failing to leverage smart chargers to reduce EV charging costs

Greater education is needed to help electric vehicle owners reduce the cost of charging their cars, according to a new survey.

Was the privatisation of the electricity network worth it?

In this week's Gossage Gossip, our columinst asks the question – was the privatisation of the electricity network really worth it?

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