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Chief says gas glut has left pipelines running at capacity and that boosting flow would be unsafe
UK’s net zero targets at risk due to delays caused by poor planning and investment in infrastructure
Improved profitability for the full year will be offset by a higher tax charge
New publicly owned body to take on some of National Grid’s management duties
Sale by National Grid values transmission and metering business at £9.6bn
Sale of leases comes as Biden administration targets 30 gigawatts of wind power in US waters by 2030
Two-year hold-up hit renewable energy generators and led to higher consumer costs, says Ofgem
Investigation launched as costs of balancing supply and demand across Britain rise
Elon Musk called it the stupidest idea ever. The FT's Peggy Hollinger looks at whether space-based solar power can move beyond science fiction
The UK utility group says annual profits will be significantly above its previous forecast
Pettigrew also warns of little respite from impact of high wholesale gas prices
Consultation launched on creating new ‘impartial’ organisation separate from utility to help meet net zero targets
Our top 20 general counsel show legal teams can guide on issues from sustainability to digitalisation
UK utility and German energy group to bid for seabed development rights in New York Bight area
Acquisition will increase utility company’s exposure to valuable renewable energy trends
Transaction will increase company’s exposure to electricity markets
Three groups contest parts of regulator’s decision that will reduce returns by almost 40%
Regulator says independent body would deliver greater value for bill payers and better oversee emissions target
Decarbonising energy markets with renewables brings engineering challenges
Levelling-up plan welcomed by northern Tory MPs but criticised by Labour for centralising decision-making
UK group awaits decisions on who should operate the network and what returns can be made
Low renewables output, scarce generators and high demand combine to challenge capacity
It would be easier to shrug at the regulator’s realpolitik if it resulted in substantially lower bills to consumers
Energy groups rail against controls; Lansdowne Partners is down, not out; FRC takes its time
Welsh and Scottish power stations play critical role in balancing power supplies in coronavirus crisis
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