to my British readers whose electricity provider is EDF (mine was when I was in London) for keeping my electricity bills low. They are, very, and that is not only because an awful lot of France's energy is nuclear. Sarko has decreed that electricity prices should go up by only 2% here, so the electricity companies are going to make up the difference from their customers in other countries. Ta...

A Danish company has won a contest to find a new design for electricity pylons, the Department of Energy and Climate Change said today.

The Conservatives have launched their proposals to help low income families with their gas and electricity bills.

EDF Energy, the electricity and gas company, is prepared to call in the Competition Commission to investigate the regulation of electricity distribution networks, the utility has signalled

Ever wonder why your electricity bills are so high? Non-Fossil Fuel Obligation scheme Over the last six years rising electricity prices have allowed the government to cash in on energy contracts at a substantial profit. Revealed: Brown's £1bn power windfall ( Guardian) at EUreferendum .

Wind energy could easily provide for more than one fourth of the EU's electricity by 2030 provided that wind farms are better connected to existing electricity grids and that a new grid to exploit the offshore wind industry is built, according to a stakeholder action plan detailing research and political priorities for the sector.

The Conservatives have launched their proposals to help low income families with their gas and electricity bills, with cards offering discounts on customers' bills.

The Israelis have a major new energy project in the works called High Dam, a reference to Egypt's Aswan High Dam.It involves a 'dam' in the Mediterranean near the Israeli port of Ashdod that will export electricity to Europe via an undersea electricity cable linking Israel to Cyprus and then relayed via a second cable to Greece and the rest of Europe. The electricity will be generat...

The Sunday Telegraph reported that next month’s annual report from Ofgem is expected to say that electricity customers are paying more than £1 billion a year to subsidise windfarms and other forms of renewable energy, as part of a Government scheme to force energy companies to fund green energy.

If anyone has been thinking that we are exaggerating about the looming energy crisis, read The Times today. It tells us that, yesterday, "the crumbling state of Britain's electricity network was exposed" when power station breakdowns caused the first energy shortage of the autumn. National Grid was forced to call for more power from electricity generators after a series of unexpected breakdow...