In response to the announcement of a Brexit deal, Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK's chief executive said:

In response to the EAC's comments on challenges to rolling out heat pumps, Charles Wood, Energy UK’s head of new energy services and heat said:

In response to the Scottish Government's updated Climate Change Plan, Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK's chief executive said:

Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures show that 490,460 customers moved to a new supplier last month, just 2.5% fewer than in November 2019.

Commenting on the introduction of a UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), as featured in today’s Energy White Paper, an Energy UK spokesperson said:

Responding to today’s Energy White Paper, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:  

Responding to the Climate Change Committee’s Advice on the Sixth Carbon Budget, Energy UK’s chief executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Energy UK, in partnership with Ofgem and Citizens Advice, today launches the ‘Diversity in Energy Speakers Directory’ which seeks to increase the representation of talent within the energy sector from BAME (Black, Asian and minority ethnic) backgrounds.

Energy UK today launches its Vulnerability Commitment - under which suppliers serving nearly three quarters of the domestic market have pledged to improve the support they provide to vulnerable households.       

Ahead of today’s launch of the “ReCosting Energy” report by Laura Sandys and Challenging Ideas, Sam Hollister, Director of Economics and Corporate Services at Energy UK, said:

In response to the Spending Review, Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK's chief executive said: 

In response to Government’s announcement on the fourth round of the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme, Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK’s chief executive said:

In response to the publication of the Generation 2050 Manifesto, Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK's chief executive said: 

In response to the Prime Minister’s 10 Point Plan, Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK’s chief executive said:

Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures – published today – show that 591,156 customers moved to a new supplier in October, only 6% down on the same month last year.

The latest monthly electricity switching figures from Energy UK, published today, reveal that 488,780 customers moved to a new supplier last month.

Energy UK hosts its first ever virtual annual conference this week (Thursday October 15^th) with a stellar line up of expert speakers and panellists gathering online to discuss, in the light of COVID-19, the role the sector will play in a Green Recovery focused on the Net Zero target. 

A new guide has been launched today by Energy UK to help fleets and businesses in Greater London to embrace electric vehicles (EVs).

Commenting on the Prime Minister's Build Back Greener announcement Energy UK's Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck, said:

Winners of Energy UK’s Young Energy Professionals (YEP) Awards 2020 were announced last night at a ceremony held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Commenting on the Green Homes Grant scheme launched by the Government today, Energy UK's Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck, said:

Commenting on proposed smart metering modifications in relation to the role of networks, Energy UK's Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

The latest switching figures from Energy UK, published today, show that nearly half a million (471,441) customers switched supplier last month.

Commenting on today's announcement from Hitachi that they will end business operations of UK nuclear power station construction projects, Energy UK's Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

As governments across the UK and Ireland manage regional lockdowns, ease restrictions with more people returning to the workplace, and consider the possibility of a resurgence of COVID-19, Energy Networks Association and Energy UK members have reaffirmed their commitments to protect those most in need, keep colleagues and customers safe and their energy flowing.

Responding to the findings of the Climate Assembly, Energy UK’s Deputy Chief Executive and advisor to the Assembly, Audrey Gallacher said:

Responding to the Scottish Government’s 2020-2021 Programme for Government, Energy UK’s Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck said:

Commenting on the Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS): business models consultation outcome published by BEIS today, Energy UK's Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck, said:

Energy UK’s latest electricity switching figures show that the number of customers switching supplier is continuing to recover after falls during the early months of the pandemic.

Responding to Ofgem’s latest price cap announcement, Energy UK’s Chief Executive, Emma Pinchbeck, said: