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​Together Energy has become the first supplier to collapse in 2022, as power prices remain high.

​The long-term sustainability of the energy sector is at risk from the short-term measures being considered as a solution to the energy crisis.

More floating wind projects have been offered option agreements through ScotWind Leasing than fixed, with almost £700 million in option fees to now be passed to the Scottish government.

​The government must manage the immediate cost of living crisis created in part by the energy crisis or risk losing political and public support for net zero policies, a new report from the Institute for Government has warned.

Energy tech platform Zeigo has been acquired by Schneider Electric, expanding its portfolio of digital renewable energy and resource management solutions.

​Skills shortages in four job roles and three key sector challenges have been identified in a new report from the Energy Systems Catapult.

​OVO Energy is reportedly to cut a quarter of its 6,200-strong workforce amid the continued volatility in the energy supply market.

​Around £39,222,407 is to be returned to electricity suppliers through the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme, the first quarter in which this has occurred.

​As gas prices remain high, the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA) has published a six point plan to tackle the current energy bill crisis.

The national smart meter network operated by the Data Communications Company (DCC) now has over 17 million meters connected.