Infrastructure

Britain's new National Energy System Operator (NESO) must make demand-side participation a priority, writes Labour MP James Naish, vice president of the Association for Decentralised Energy

Response to Land Rights and Consents for Electricity Network Infrastructure Call for Evidence confirms plans for new code of practice

Battery manufacturer based in Scotland claims new flow battery offers viable alternative to lithium-ion batteries that can better support utility-scale renewables projects

Energy firm delivers 8.4 kilometre green gas network as Fife residents prepare to join H100 trial from next summer

Energy giant says it is looking to recruit 1,000 people next year and is keen to tap into skills base provided by Grangemouth refinery ahead of its closure

Almost 30 gigatonnes of CO2 could have been avoided since 1991 if nuclear growth rates had continued at same rate as before Chernobyl disaster, new report claims

A targeted cut in interest rates for green infrastructure projects could save households £24 per year, a new analysis suggests

Developer 1Energy confirms it has secured investment and anchor customers for trail-blazing heat network

Britain Remade campaign group warns it will be 'almost impossible' to meet clean power goal without an extension to the life of Heysham 2 and Torness nuclear power stations

Britain's energy market regulator consults on Advanced Procurement Mechanism to provide allowances for transmission owners to purchase much-needed equipment and materials