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The UK energy sector doesn't have a strategy problem. It has a delivery crisis.

    Developed through the H2Pipe Joint Industry Project, the “DNV-RP-F123 Hydrogen Pipeline Systems” Recommended Practice addresses hydrogen-specific risks in offshore pipeline design and operation to support safe deployment.

It’s been a busy week in net zero and energy certification, with four key announcements on carbon budgets, heat networks regulation, reform of the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) regime, and the launch of a new net zero buildings standard.

DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, issued its annual Energy Transition Outlook (ETO) for the UK, finding that the UK’s energy transition risks being delayed by a lack of “whole system” thinking.

Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has completed an 11-month study examining the UK’s last major gas transition - and what it means for today’s industrial and commercial (I&C) customers – as the energy system moves towards Net Zero.

Cadent’s H2East Pipeline: Humber to Nottinghamshire will connect hydrogen production sites with industrial demand centres in South Humberside and Nottinghamshire, providing the first sections of the transmission capacity needed to decarbonize heavy industry and enable low-carbon dispatchable power.

Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has launched its HyLine South West feasibility study to understand how the hydrogen infrastructure could support the region’s renewable energy resources, whilst offering a resilient pathway for decarbonisation.

Navigating the shift from strategic planning to delivery.

The UK’s gas networks could help ease the gridlock and unlock investment in data centres, a new study has found.

The Hydrogen UK Annual Conference and Awards 2025 returns to the Birmingham National Conference Centre (NCC) on 1st-2nd April 2025, for its biggest event yet!

Industry needs support to decarbonise, otherwise as a country we risk shutting down our economy to meet our net zero targets.

CEO of The Energy and Utilities Alliance, Mike Foster, discusses the Ofgem price cap increase. The typical household’s annual energy bill will rise by £149 from October.   

Leading UK energy trade body, The Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) comments on the King’s Speech.

Leading trade body, Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) today launched its general election manifesto – which aims to leave no consumers behind as the UK’s energy system transitions to net zero.

More free content than ever before, with six stages, including the new Energy Flexibility stage, running across 2 days and a variety of new zones and features!

Wealthiest places in Britain – including parts of Devon - benefit most from government heat pump scheme when compared to socially deprived counterparts such as Blackpool.