Caitlin Fordham-Skelton

Response to Ofgem Consultation on the Next RIIO-ED2 Price Control

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Enertechnos has today responded to Ofgem’s consultation on the next RIIO-ED2 price control stressing the need for the regulator to ensure that tackling energy waste and losses is at the heart of distribution network operators’ strategies. Ofgem must encourage and incentivise companies to use innovative technologies to tackle losses and invest ahead of demand, or […]

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Cabling for EV charging infrastructure in new builds and workplaces must be future ready: Enertechnos responds to DfT consultation

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Enertechnos has today responded to the Department for Transport (DfT) consultation on EV charging in residential and non-residential buildings. As the DfT considers mandating EV charging provision at new builds and both new and existing workplaces, Enertechnos is urging government to ensure that cabling used to connect this new infrastructure is fit for purpose and

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Enertechnos Calls for Focus on Energy Losses in Response to BEIS Energy Efficiency Consultation

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Enertechnos has today responded to the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy‘s (BEIS) consultation on Facilitating Energy Efficiency in the Electricity System. As we set out in our response, it is absolutely critical that any approach to energy efficiency includes support for improving transmission and distribution networks, and tackling the UK’s problem of energy

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Ambitious climate targets are welcome, but achieving this ambition requires a deeper look at our energy system

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The Committee on Climate Change has published its report with the headline recommendation that the UK adopts a new emissions target of net-zero by 2050. This target is welcome. In reducing our carbon emissions we should be nothing short of bold and ambitious. However, the report fails to tackle a crucial issue which is undermining

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