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The ETL (or Energy Technology Product List, ETPL) is a government list of energy-efficient plant and machinery.
This collection brings together all documents relating to energy generation cost projections.
Organisations received financial support for implementing energy efficiency projects through the Electricity Demand Reduction pilot if they delivered electricity savings at peak times.
Guidance for independent energy suppliers, key documents and events that impact on independent suppliers. Contact details for relevant policy leads.
The tax information and impact note details a new Electricity Generator Levy.
£16.6 million investment announced today to give semiconductor researchers and businesses access to new equipment helping them test and make chips for use in high-energy machines like electric cars and manufacturing equipment.
ESC is responsible for financial transactions relating to the energy Capacity Market, including making capacity payments to capacity providers, controlling collateral and managing auction bid bonds. ESC works with the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero .
This Insight examines the extent to which poor-quality grid access continues to represent a challenge in emerging economies
Government funding for innovation in smart energy systems and technologies
New proposals to give consumers confidence to take up smart devices.
Guidance on obtaining consent for development of energy infrastructure: overhead lines.
How costs to the consumer are affected by changes in energy and climate change policy.
Special feature article from the December 2022 edition of Energy Trends statistical publication.
Electricity companies, under certain criteria, can be exempt from electricity generation, transmission, distribution or supply licences.
The Supplier Obligation mechanism is a compulsory levy on electricity suppliers to meet the cost of contracts for difference (CFDs).
This strategic framework sets out actions the government and Ofgem are taking to ensure the electricity network can act as an enabler of a secure, resilient, net zero energy system.
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