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UK approves 80% of heat pumps, costing UK??8 million
14+ hour, 32+ min ago (173+ words) New analysis suggests that in the past decade, households have spent approximately £8 million on planning permission applications and sound tests for heat pumps – yet over 80% of these are approved. The UK government has set out ambition to install 450,000 heat pumps…...
UK Battery storage is at risk of cyber attacks
14+ hour, 3+ min ago (292+ words) A cyber security company has found that there is a 93% probability of a major attack on battery energy storage (BESS) infrastructure in the next five years. The concern follows the Iranian-linked hacking of a small UK power plant last month....
Ofgem says NESO have shown inconsistent customer engagement in new report
14+ hour, 6+ min ago (253+ words) Energy regulator Ofgem has rated the National Energy System Operator (NESO) as having ‘met expectations’ during the final year of its RIIO-2 business plan, while highlighting weaknesses in connections reform and value for money. The assessment covers NESO’s third Business…...
Richard Tice says rising energy bills are caused by net zero targets
14+ hour, 1+ min ago (296+ words) Deputy Leader of the Reform UK party, Richard Tice, has said that the UK has done enough in working towards climate targets, as the global CO2 emissions continue to rise. Tice’s comments come as the Met Office confirmed the UK has…...
Flagship Energy???s Mike Stafford Energy Markets Update??? 2nd September
15+ hour, 39+ min ago (692+ words) Mike Stafford, Senior Risk Trader at Flagship Energy provides a market update The post Flagship Energy’s Mike Stafford Energy Markets Update – 2nd September appeared first on Energy Live News....
Hull factory starts production of blades for world's largest wind farm
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (270+ words) Britain is leading the way for wind farms with production underway to support Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 – on track to become the world’s largest wind farm. A total of 591 blades will be needed, with each blade longer than a premier league football…...
Low-income homes pay five times more for clean heat
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (306+ words) Low income homes pay five times more than higher income homes, according to new report from ADE: Demand. The report looked at the two most common heat-based energy equipment pieces for houses – heat pumps and heat batteries. However, only heat…...
Households could save hundreds by switching supplier
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (140+ words) Energy Regulator Ofgem has highlighted potential savings that consumers could make from fixed energy deals. The advice follows the recent announcement of a 4% rise in the energy price cap, which will increase household bills. The regulator says that fixed tariffs…...
Substation gains supergrid transformer set to strengthen Scottish power
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (103+ words) A 200-tonne supergrid transformer has been delivered to SSEN Transmission’s Crossaig North substation in Argyll. The transformer arrived at Campbeltown Harbour by sea from Poland before being transported before being transferred to a remote-operated 14-axle trailer for the final 24km journey…...
Scientists succeed in recyclable material for aircraft
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (187+ words) Research organisation Empa have succeeded in making material used on aircraft and trains fully recyclable. The interior materials used in aircraft construction must meet specific safety requirements, meaning they must be flame retardant, lightweight, robust and scalable. The substance is…...