Protection for energy intensives ‘will add 7% to third party costs on business energy...
Haven Power, the business energy supply arm of Drax, has warned that firms may not yet realise the costs of government plans to protect...
Dong and SSE go head to head on green business energy tariffs
Dong and SSE have stepped up their pursuit of business customers, announcing green energy deals within hours of each other.
SSE, which has scaled-back biomass...
Centrica to cut 3,000 jobs as utilities feel heat
Centrica will cut 3,000 jobs this year with 800 staff already gone as it aims to cut costs.
The UK's biggest energy company said it...
Power Efficiency Becomes Ecova, Inc
European energy procurement and carbon reduction consultancy, Power Efficiency Limited announced that it has changed its name to Ecova, Inc. Limited and will operate...
Watchdog to allow suppliers to contact rivals’ small business customers, end contract penalties
The competition watchdog will allow small business energy suppliers to contact rival firms’ customers in a bid to make them switch to cheaper tariffs....
Made to save energy
Energy broker and services firm CUB outlines its money saving credentials to the manufacturing and broader industrial sector in this sponsored post.
Understanding, controlling and...
A finger on the energy pulse
It was refreshing to see a new entrant – and a modest-sized one at that – take centre stage at the 2015 Energy Awards...
Npower fined £7 for service failings, agrees to pay £26 million
RWE Npower's seven energy supply companies have been slapped with a fine of £1 each by energy regulator Ofgem, on the proviso the suppliers...
Capacity market closes with no new gas as aggregators warn of £75 per MWh...
The latest capacity auction has delivered a lower premium for keeping the UK’s lights on over winter 2019, but has once again largely failed...
Business energy firm BES hit with million pound penalty for bad practices
Small business energy supplier BES has been hit with a penalty just shy of £1 million by energy watchdog Ofgem.
The regulator's investigation found the...
Free master class: Master the energy category in one day
The energy category is one of the most complex and demanding spend areas for most businesses. It’s hard to understand, difficult to negotiate and...
SSE brings 735MW gas plant back online for winter
SSE has confirmed that its 735MW Keadby gas-fired power station will be back online for winter. The plant had been mothballed since 2013 but...
Regulation of UK energy consultants, or how to save 3p per kilowatt hour
Ian White, Director of Strategy at alfaenergy writes in this sponsored post about a different trilemma for the energy market to tackle, regulation of consultants.
The majority...
Haven Power on REGOs: Sustainable energy businesses can trust
Following the Chancellor’s recent announcement that the government would be removing the CCL exemption from renewable electricity generation, sustainable energy has been at the...
Local authority energy companies to drive down business energy costs?
Local authority energy companies could be the next wave of competition to business energy suppliers.
Nottingham City Council officially launched its energy supply company yesterday....
UK to lose another 2GW of power capacity as Eggborough consults on closure
Capacity margins for winter 2016 could become tighter still as Eggborough Power announced that its 2GW coal-fired power station could cease generating next March.
The...
EnergyQuote buy marks Accenture power play
Accenture is set to acquire EnergyQuote after entering into an agreement with the firm last week. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.
The move makes...
TPI secrets revealed
Ask any business “Do you currently work with an energy consultant?” and nine times out of 10 the answer will be yes. Many businesses...
CMA: Small firms being ripped off by £500m a year on energy, TPIs must...
The Competition & Markets Authority has suggested that the UK’s small businesses are overpaying on energy bills to the tune of £500 million per...
Power prices will remain low to 2020, more thermal plant closures – Moody’s
Power prices will remain low through to 2020 on the back of demand reduction and growth in interconnectors and renewables according to Moody’s.
In a...