Ed Miliband has urged Richard Tice to “bring it on” following the Reform UK deputy leader’s threat to cancel renewable developers’ Contracts for Difference. During a fringe meeting at the Labour Party ...

Ofgem’s decision to force energy suppliers to provide low standing charge tariffs was the “least worst option” available to it. A source close to the regulator, who did not wish to be named, told ...

In our latest round-up of the weekend’s national news, ministers are considering creating a dedicated authority to fast-track ...

Our latest round-up of industry appointments includes a new chair of Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution's Independent Stakeholder Group. Meanwhile, Ofwat chair Iain Coucher ...

The Planning Inspectorate has accepted the planning application for what could become the world’s first hydrogen fuelled power station. The 900MW plant, named Keadby Next Generation, is being ...

Ministers are weighing up proposals to free Ofgem from Civil Service pay restrictions. Utility Week has learned that the move ...

Southern Water's misconnection team uncovered a source of pollution in Hampshire that has been spilling millions of litres of ...

Any senior manager with connections to a failed energy supplier will have to prove that they are qualified to hold such positions again under new rules outlined by Ofgem. This includes the managers of ...

Almost £4.5 billion in debt and arrears is owed by energy consumers to their suppliers, Ofgem’s official figures show. In total, as of Q2 2025, suppliers were owed £4.43 billion, but this figure is ...

Failure to act on environmental and water concerns could see Labour lose voters to Reform. That is according to Labour MP ...

Elexon has confirmed that a key milestone for the implementation of the Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS) Programme has been met after months of delays. It means that suppliers can begin ...