Energy regulator Ofgem has announced a 4% increase to the energy price cap from 1 October 2026, meaning the typical household energy bill will rise by around £60 per year, protecting around 22 million households on default tariffs.
Cambridge City Council has marked a major construction milestone at its City Reach development, which is set to deliver 45 new energy-efficient council homes.
Cheltenham Borough Council has opened a new ultra-fast charging hub at St James’ Street Car Park, expanding charging provision for residents and visitors across the town.
Maidstone Borough Council is set to install new biodiversity-boosting bus shelters across the town centre as part of its ongoing investment in greener public infrastructure.
The awards will be presented at the BIG Energy Summit awards dinner which will take place on Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th February 2027 at the Birmingham Conference and Events Centre, Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4EW.
East Renfrewshire Council are investing £1.8 million in energy-saving measures to reduce energy costs for councils.
Dorset Council has launched a new solar panel and battery storage programme aimed at helping residents generate their own renewable electricity, reduce reliance on the grid and support the transition to a lower-carbon energy system.
The government has announced a new bill discount scheme that will provide financial support to thousands of households living near or upgraded pylons.
Warwickshire County Council has secured a major investment to expand EV charging infrastructure across the county.
Renfrewshire Council's new Paisley Grammar School Community Campus, which opens later this month, has been recognised as one of Scotland's most energy-efficient school buildings.