Energy

Brevia Energy welcomes Dermot Nolan, former Ofgem CEO, to its Advisory Board, bringing unparalleled expertise in energy policy, regulation, and navigating political risk.

Since taking office in July 2024, the Labour Government has made notable progress in energy policy, including launching Great British Energy and accelerating the development of clean energy infrastructure. However, significant gaps remain in areas critical to achieving the UK’s long-term energy objectives. This article explores the challenges and opportunities within Labour’s nuclear energy policy, emphasising the need for greater clarity and decisive action.

The NESO’s consultation on the SSEP methodology is a key opportunity to shape the UK’s energy future. With the methodology laying the foundation for spatial energy planning across Great Britain, it is imperative for businesses, across the energy system to contribute their insights.

Following its landslide victory, the Labour Party has been navigating a tumultuous first 100 days in government. While challenges such as far-right riots, donations, and Sue Gray’s demotion have dominated headlines, Labour has nonetheless made significant strides in delivering its energy policy commitments. Brevia Energy closely monitors Labour’s progress in delivering against key energy policy commitments in its manifesto via our online tracker. This article examines Labour’s key achievements during this initial period.

With the full membership of the Energy Security and Net Zero (ESNZ) Committee now confirmed, Brevia Energy examines its new members, the role of Select Committees, and the value of engaging with their inquiries.

With a slew of announcements being made over the past fortnight, Brevia Energy has highlighted the three key developments in the clean power by 2030 mission that you need to know about.

As political attention focused on Liverpool this week, Brevia Energy brings you the top three energy-related moments from the Labour Party Conference.

As the Labour Party’s first conference in Government in over 14 years gets underway, energy policy is set to be a central theme. The 2030 clean power target is at the heart of Labour’s plan for Government. However, several key energy policy questions remain. In this article, Brevia explores the key questions Labour will need to address to provide clarity and direction for the energy industry.

As the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero continues to re-establish itself in this new Government, Brevia Energy brings you the top three developments in energy this week.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has published the results of Allocation Round 6 (AR6) of its annual Contracts for Difference auction. AR6 comes at a pivotal moment, with the Labour Government working to deliver its ambitious 2030 clean power mission. While AR6 has secured record-breaking additional renewable capacity across a range of technologies, the outcome highlights the significant challenges that lie ahead for the Government.