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Millions of households could soon receive free electricity or even be paid to run washing machines or charge electric vehicles during periods of sunshine and strong winds. In a significant overhaul of ...

HOUSEHOLDS could get free electricity for doing their laundry on sunny weekends – and it doesn’t matter who your energy supplier is. The scheme, run by the The National Energy System Operator (NESO), ...

Households and businesses could get free or cheaper electricity from their energy company for running appliances during periods of excess supply, such as sunny weekends. Providers already offer ...

Incentives to absorb surplus wind and solar energy could help balance the grid and lower bills Run the dishwasher, plug in the car: how Great Britain plans to use record wind and solar power The UK ...

Connections Reform, the process by which the National Energy System Operator for the UK (NESO) has re-ordered the pipeline of projects waiting to connect to the UK’s electricity network, has ...

Businesses and households across Britain are set to reap financial rewards from adjusting how and when they use electricity under new rules introduced by the National Energy System Operator (NESO).

We have been tracking the development of the Competitively Appointed Transmission Owners (CATO) framework for some time, from Ofgem's early consultations on development models, to the finalisation of ...

An electronic warfare payload for a new class of high-altitude balloons is moving forward after a six-month pause for the U.S. Army to review the requirements. The Navigation Warfare Electronic Attack ...

The Mail on Sunday and The Times have both published yet more misinformation about the work of Britain’s National Energy System Operator (NESO) and the ‘cost of net zero’, writes Bob Ward. On 11 ...

Renewables companies accused of deliberately clogging up electricity grid to earn payouts Matt Oliver is The Telegraph's Industry Editor, covering manufacturing, energy policy, car making and the ...