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News: Gas
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Engineers work round the clock to restore Kelso gas supplies
Scotia Gas Networks engineers have now reconnected hundreds of properties left without gas since Monday morning in the Kelso area... ...more »
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Green targets will add £80 a year to domestic energy bills, says Lords committee
Meeting government targets to generate one-third of electricity from renewable sources by 2020 could increase electricity prices by 38 per... ...more »
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National Grid on track to meet year-end financial expectations
National Grid has said in a trading update that it is on track to meet expectations for the year. Operating... ...more »
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Green light for offshore gas storage scheme in Irish Sea
Ministers have given the go-ahead to an ambitious gas storage facility planned to be developed in the east Irish Sea.... ...more »
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Energy retailers reject allegations of unjustified increases in direct debits
The Energy Retail Association has rebuffed claims that suppliers are imposing unjustified increases in monthly direct debit payments for customers... ...more »
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Scottish and Southern and Eon UK see half-year profits slide
Two of the UK's big six energy suppliers, Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) and Eon, have reported sharply lower profits... ...more »
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Ministers press electricity and gas suppliers to cut prices
s The government this week stepped up pressure on the big six energy suppliers to reduce domestic bills as soon... ...more »
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Good energy trials gas and renewable heat deals
Good Energy, the UK's leading supplier of electricity from 100% renewable sources, has launched a trial of domestic gas supply... ...more »
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UK's largest gas shipment delivered at Isle of Grain terminal
The UK's largest ever shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been delivered to National Grid's Isle of Grain terminal... ...more »
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New watchdog Consumer Focus pushes for lower gas and electricity prices
New watchdog Consumer Focus this week launched a campaign to pressurise gas and electricity companies to bring down household bills... ...more »