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Neso says ‘short pause’ will help ease logjam delaying vital green projects, as unfunded ‘zombie projects’ block queue

National Energy System Operator says ‘short pause’ will help ease logjam that is delaying vital green projects

Uniper and a subsidiary of Vitol able to charge 50 times recent market price to ensure supply during evening peak

For every £1 spent on renewable energy projects, only 25p was invested in connecting them to grid, report finds

The National Grid, however, are being deceitful by trying to persuade the public that storage schemes like this one will solve the problem of wind intermittency.

Network hopes to deliver projects across Essex, Norfolk, Kent and Suffolk, crucial to ‘decarbonising’ power system, year earlier

Labour is relying on offshore wind and a move away from gas to make Britain a green energy economy. But the transition will not be cheap

Companies are waiting up to 14 years for connections, leading some to revise net zero targets

Ed Miliband seems happy to see the landscape blighted. We value townscape – everywhere else has to fend for itself

As always with green punch-down lunacy, the poorest in society will be the hardest hit. Many people will be priced out of basic necessities they have always taken for granted such as light, heat, refrigeration, cooking facilities...

Fintan Slye, head of the new grid operator Neso, is aware that critics are sceptical about achieving ‘clean power by 2030’. But with tough decisions, he says, it can be done

Though the party has plenty to celebrate at its first conference in power for 15 years, there is much work to do to on net zero

Rollout of pylons in countryside is a cheaper, quicker way to integrate green electricity, energy adviser says

A scheme transporting Scotland’s green power to England is likely to be controversial despite lengthy consultations

The energy secretary’s plans to install thousands of pylons in unspoiled rural areas is facing a huge backlash