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In a significant move towards bolstering the infrastructure for an electric vehicle (EV) and heat pump-powered future, SP Energy Networks is embarking on a substantial investment of approximately £24 million in its electricity transmission network in Scotland. This substantial multi-million-pound commitment aims to facilitate a more connected and resilient network for its customers, enhancing the […]

With the rising expenditure on energy bills in 2022, there have been increasing calls for the central government and local authorities to take action to support households struggling with high energy costs. In response, the government has pledged to spend £500 million to provide support for energy bills, particularly for low-income households. This funding was

What is a wind farm? A wind farm is a collection of wind turbines that are designed to convert wind energy into electricity. These turbines are typically built in large open areas, such as coastal regions or on top of hills, where there is a high wind speed. Farms like these are becoming increasingly popular

Despite the unprecedented level of support that the UK government has put in place to help households with their energy bills, many households are yet to claim the support they are entitled to. As of March this year, a number of vouchers worth up to £400 on energy costs remain unclaimed. This is particularly concerning

The UK energy industry has been hit by an epidemic of poor customer service, with energy suppliers coming under fire for failing to meet basic customer service standards. According to consumer groups such as Citizens Advice, energy companies are falling short when it comes to customer service standards, with long call waiting times, poor service

As energy bills continue to rise and the cost of living crisis worsens, new research has revealed the variability in energy bills across different regions of the UK. With the UK having some of the highest electricity bills in the entire world, it’s no surprise that citizens are paying an average of 18.51p per kWh