Also in this week’s newsletter, growing fears of steel imports ‘flooding’ the country
Long-term agreement with Equinor will meet 9% of UK’s annual demand
Households replacing gas boilers may not have to pay green levies on power costs
Supporters say ‘zonal pricing’ reforms needed to deal with national grid constraints
UK ministers hope to sign up private sector investors for new Suffolk power plant later this month
Plan to revamp its six turbines could help UK move to cleaner energy
Ambition, at the very least, spurs action
Reduction for July to September would see typical households pay £1,720 a year
Special resolution calling for more detail on LNG business wins 20% backing
High electricity prices undermining competitiveness of British businesses, official figures show
More than 50 companies and trade bodies fear government will water down pre-election promise to boost spending
Greater interconnection should boost system’s resilience but also exposes electricity to political tensions
The government should not waste money by rushing to hit a 2030 deadline for net zero power
New tariffs push households and businesses to adjust demand to fit supply in bid to decarbonise electricity system
After months of bitter debate, Ed Miliband is under pressure to decide on ‘zonal pricing’ policy
National Wealth Fund helps finance plan to develop electricity network between Scotland and England
Shielding industry from inflated prices is centrepiece of next month’s announcement
Treasury declines to say whether it will stick to Labour’s £6.6bn spending commitment
Former Labour prime minister highlighted need for reset of ‘irrational’ debate over climate change
Deputy first minister says uncertainty triggered by electricity market reforms could deter investment
The government’s solar panel U-turn underscores the difficulty of building a supply chain untainted by abuses
The easiest way to secure any kind of future is to give producers confidence that decisions will have some longevity
First of seven plants to be decommissioned took just three years but it will take almost a century to eradicate radiation from land and buildings
State-owned GB Energy will be restricted from importing equipment that may have been made with forced labour
Why small nuclear power stations could be a huge threat to renewable energy
