Consultation: Energy code reform: governance framework

BEIS and Ofgem are seeking views on their proposed institutional governance framework for the energy codes.
BEIS and Ofgem are seeking views on their proposed institutional governance framework for the energy codes.
This consultation seeks views on: when to end the sale of new non-zero emission heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the UK; and whether to increase the maximum permissible weights for zero emission and alternatively fuelled HGVs completing domestic journeys. Non-zero emission HGVs are HGVs that produc...
BEIS is seeking evidence about barriers to the deployment of large-scale and long-duration electricity storage, and on different approaches for supporting the deployment of these technologies.
EURACTIV France reports that the French government’s MaPrimeRenov’ scheme, which helps households make energy efficiency renovation of buildings is a “resounding success”, France’s ecological transition ministry said on Monday (19 July), hoping many more will apply to the scheme in 2021...
Last month (July) the government published its plan on how we will transition to a smart, flexible, and decarbonised energy system.
Heat pumps are the most climate friendly way to heat homes, but still emit a climate super pollutant, despite the availability of a cleaner chemical.
The special issue aims to improve understanding regarding the gendered diversity and effects in the development of, and experiences with, emerging technologies of relevance to energy in homes. The issue will provide critical advice for key stakeholders such as policy makers, regulators, planners,...
Apply to do fundamental research into developing and integrating technologies to enable energy storage at grid level.
An analysis of historical cost trends of energy technologies shows that the decades-long increase in the deployment of renewable energy technologies has consistently coincided with steep declines in their costs. This research provides encouraging evidence for governments that are looking for ...