Denmark on track to achieve 100% renewable electricity generation by 2030
September 3, 2021
Denmark is well on its way to achieving 100% renewable electricity generation by 2030, according to new research from GlobalData.
Tag: Electricity
Britain is importing more power from overseas than ever before
August 31, 2021
Britain is becoming increasingly reliant on power from overseas, as it saw a record day for electricity imports on August 20.
UK sees drop in renewable generation in Q2, despite higher electricity demand
July 16, 2021
The electricity market in the UK went through a rough patch during Q2 2021, according to the latest market research from EnAppSys.
More than half of the UK public do not know what RCD protection is, research shows
July 5, 2021
New research has revealed that more than half of the UK public do not know what RCD protection is, despite the electrical risks they’re taking.
Electricity prices in the UK are already rising due to Brexit
March 8, 2021
Brexit may be having an impact on the UK’s electricity market, as prices have soared at the beginning of March compared to previous years.
National Grid ESO issues warning for UK electricity supply
November 5, 2020
National Grid ESO has issued an electricity margin notice, which warns that the UK’s electricity supply could drop below a key threshold.
Electricity North West calls on MPs to back Local Electricity Bill
June 9, 2020
Electricity North West, the DNO for much of the North West of England, is calling on MPs in the region to back the Local Electricity Bill, which the firm notes will transform the UK’s energy system and help lead towards net zero.
Very un-smart meters
October 30, 2019
Nobody now pretends that the long-standing Government target, to put 63 million smart meters, into every home and SME by this January, stands any chance of being met. What is most galling is the news that eight out of the 25 electricity
Up and up
August 14, 2018
News this week has revealed energy regulator Ofgem has adjusted its safeguard tariff, controlling the maximum price of each unit of energy. In one of its twice yearly adjustments, the regulator says the increase is justified, with £47 a year due to higher
Military deployment of generators following ‘no-deal’ Brexit
July 13, 2018
A ‘no-deal’ Brexit could result in serious issues in electricity supply to Northern Ireland. With a current shared market between Northern Ireland and the Republic, leaving the EU could essentially exclude Britain from Europe’s electricity market.