Tuesday's EDI in Energy Conference is now fully booked. 🔗 But you can still join us online – it's free 👉 . The second panel of the day will explore how the energy industry can reach new talent pools. 🕰️ Full programme 👉

📢 Do you know someone who drives effective communication and engagement in the energy sector? . 🔗 Nominate them – or yourself – in our new Communications and Engagement category of the 2025 YEP Awards 👉 . 📅 Closes Thurs 7 Aug.

Tuesday's EDI in Energy Conference is now fully booked. 🔗 But you can still join us online – it's free: 👉 . The second panel of the day will explore how the energy industry can reach new talent pools. 🕰️ Full programme 👉

🚨 We’re pleased to welcome HermeticaBlack to Energy UK 🚨. ⚡A leader in the investment, development, and asset management of infrastructure projects, it drives the transition to sustainable energy solutions in energy and real estate. 🔗 Learn more 👉

Energy UK has responded to the Government’s decision on the Review of the Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA). 🔗 Read our response in full 👉

Ofgem has recently been exploring options for ‘zero standing charge’ tariffs. In our latest edition of Energy UK Explains, we explore how they would work – and weigh up the benefits and disadvantages. 🔗 Read more 👉

📑 Read the report behind this free webinar - 'Powering the Cloud: How data centres can deliver sustainable growth' 👉

Join us next week for our free online Breakfast Briefing, which will explore how data centres can be set up and supported to manage the wider energy impacts of AI. 📅 17 July 🌐 Online.Sponsored by Schneider Electric. 🔗 Register to attend online 👉

⌛ Two days left to apply for our Press Officer role ⌛. 📢 Help us shape the narrative around the UK energy sector and support our members by delivering high-impact media coverage. 🔗 Learn more about the role and how to apply👉

🏗️ Registrations are now open for ElementalLONDON. Over two days, access more than 200 speakers, an exhibition of the latest products from more than 200 companies, networking sessions, and much more. 📅 19-20 Nov 📍 London 🔗 Tickets 👉

❓ How can you keep up with a rapidly evolving GB #EnergyMarket? .🧑‍🎓 Build on your existing knowledge with our CPD-certified, one-day training course. 📅 21 July, 8 Sep 🌐 Online. Discounts for students and Energy UK members 🔗 learn more and book 👉

Tickets are on sale for our 2025 Annual Conference: Join leaders from across the sector to explore clean energy, electrification, and how the energy transition will benefit people, businesses and the economy. 🗓️ 14 Oct 📍London ⚡Spon. E.ON Next 🔗

🗺️This report presents an excellent opportunity to adjust course and address these valid concerns.

⏳National Policy Statement updates and a developing process for spatial system planning are welcome. But the Committee is right to raise the pace of change as a potential challenge to coordinating policy with investment.

💷 As we reshape our energy system, we welcome the Committee’s call for stronger integration between strategic plans, grid readiness and land use, as well as greater stakeholder involvement. Delivering clean, cheap power at pace also requires private investment to come forward.

The ESNZ Select Committee today highlights the need for clarity, coordination and public engagement regarding the rollout of critical energy infrastructure. As the Government moves quickly to improve UK energy resilience and bring down bills, there’s no time to waste.

📢 Do you know someone who's started their career in the energy industry within the last two years and is already making an impact? Or maybe that's you! 🔗 Nominate a rising star for a #YEPaward25 today 👉 . 📅 Applications close 7 August.

⚖️ Making things fairer for electricity-reliant customers is just one reason we're recommending that the Government rebalance bills. 🔗 Read about all the reasons bills should be rebalanced in our report, 'Clean Heat: Rebalancing the bill' 👉

🏋️ One reason for this is the policy costs that sit on electricity. These inflate electricity bills when they could be shifted away – meaning that people with higher electricity consumption, especially the most vulnerable, don’t disproportionately shoulder the biggest weight.

Electricity bills are too high, especially for customers with electric heating. 🧤Users of inefficient, electric heating are twice as likely to be in fuel poverty as users of gas heating.