The Labour government has been in place for 100 days, and during this time, several major energy policy announcements have been made. These include the official launch of Great British Energy, with the Bill currently making its way through parliament, and measures designed to achieve a clean power system by 2030 and net zero by 2050.
We recently partnered with Energy Live News for its online conference looking at the decisions taken so far, whether these are good news for businesses, and what needs to come next.
How will the sector deliver on Labour's policy changes?
In this podcast, our Chief Operating Officer, Anthony Ainsworth, and Jonathan Brearley, CEO at energy regulator Ofgem, discuss how the energy industry will need to work together to deliver the government’s policy ambitions.
Policy, Practicality and Pricing - what does it mean for UK businesses?
In this webinar, our Director of Commercial, Ben Whitelam, and Adam Berman, Deputy Director, Advocacy at Energy UK, debated the recent policy moves and the impact of these on both the energy sector and businesses across the UK.
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