Electricity Grid News

Britain is undertaking a £150bn megaproject to overhaul its electricity grid with thousands of miles of new power lines by 2030, aiming to achieve climate targe

A new report warns that UK households will face increased energy bills unless the country's aging electricity grid undergoes necessary upgrades. Currently, rene

Households and businesses in Utrecht are facing strict limits on electricity usage to prevent power outages, illustrating how Europe's electricity grid crunch i

Nils Pratley discusses the growing reliance of European electricity grids, including the UK's, on cross-border interconnectors, especially during extreme weathe

Cuba has experienced another nationwide blackout, marking the third such incident in July, amid an ongoing US-imposed oil blockade.

The UK is on the cusp of a home energy revolution with the recent legalization of plug-in solar and the anticipated arrival of plug-in batteries. While plug-in

Ofgem proposes that datacentre projects in Britain pay significant upfront fees to secure energy connections, aiming to alleviate a logjam in the electricity gr

Ireland lost enough wind energy to power 667,000 homes in the first half of 2026, according to Wind Energy Ireland. This loss is attributed to the electricity g