Regulation

The Uk government’s ten-year Industrial Strategy dedicates a whole chapter to the clean energy system, though no new energy policies were announced.

The UK government has announced a £500 million funding package for developing hydrogen infrastructure as part of the broader Plan for Change package.

The government’s comprehensive spending review has seen a 16% increase in departmental spending on the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) but diverted £2.5 billion of Great British Energy funding to nuclear power.

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The budget reconciliation bill working through Congress in the US would eliminate the EV tax credit introduced under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

Local planning authorities in the UK face resource constraints that limit their ability to engage with energy planning, and many planning officers lack the expertise to engage with energy planning processes effectively.

Ofgem has opened a new consultation into potential regulatory changes to the National Energy System Operator (NESO).

Energy suppliers that fell short of Ofgem’s standards when installing involuntary prepayment meters (PPMs) will pay £18.6 million back to at least 40,000 customers.

The Green Finance Institute (GFI) has launched a new report that outlines the ways in which the UK’s schools can secure the necessary funds to decarbonise.

The UK government is considering proposals to make community benefits a legal obligation for developers building onshore and offshore wind and solar PV.