EDF to Get Good Deal on Edison
According to new reports, it now appears that EDF Energy is going to get a much better deal on Edison than what some experts first believed. This is ...
by Justin Becks December 30th, 2011
EDF Spies on Greenpeace and Gets Fined
Typically, there are a lot of reports about Greenpeace attacking energy companies. It's not very often that there are reports of these energy companies fighting back against Greenpeace. ...
by Jenson Brayshaw November 11th, 2011
Chief Executive of EDF Says Companies Have to Rebuild Trust
The chief executive of EDF, Vincent de Rivaz, said that Britain's biggest energy companies have to work hard to rebuild the trust of the general public. Thus, he ...
by Justin Becks September 16th, 2011
EDF Ranks Towards the Bottom in Customer Satisfaction
When people think of the 'Big Six' energy suppliers in the UK, they think of power companies that stand above the rest. These suppliers have more consumers than ...
by Tessa Clarke September 15th, 2011
EDF Energy Set to Increase Prices this March
For everyone that thinks that energy prices are already too high, there is some bad news on the way. Apparently one of the biggest energy firms has just recently reported that it will be increasing its prices. This company, EDF ...
by Emma Young February 7th, 2011
EDF executives met Maryland legislators over nuclear reactor plan
EDF of France, the new business partner of Constellation Energy, recently briefed lawmakers on its plan to construct a nuclear power station in Maryland. The Public Service Commission had given the approval to EDF’s partnership with Constellation. Executives from EDF flew to Annapolis to brief lawmakers about their nuclear plans, particularly
by Lynnette Adamson January 28th, 2010
Cold snap brings worries to consumer power bills
A recent survey made by Which? revealed that four out of 10 households worry about their electricity bills this month. Approximately 65 per cent said that they were thinking about their bills more often, while 38 per cent worry ...
by Jason Drew January 26th, 2010
UK government may need public subsidy for nuclear reactors
According to the National Audit Office (NAO), the UK government may require public financial backing to construct new nuclear reactors even the government earned huge sum of money after selling its stake in British Energy last year. Earlier, the ...
by Beth Williams January 25th, 2010
Ofgem to grant additional £1 billion to upgrade grids
UK energy regulator Ofgem has announced to give £1 billion additional funding to the country's electricity network to help connect new renewable sources. As part of the investment plan, the regulator has now approved £319 million worth of funding for network upgrades starting April 2010. Ofgem informed that it will
by Tessa Clarke January 20th, 2010
Proposed increase in transmission costs to hit Scottish renewables
National Grid had recently acknowledged that the plan to raise costs charged to electric companies based in Scotland to transmit energy into the grid may have negative impact to the renewables sector. Energy Minister Jim Mather, academics, and power companies earlier ...
by Samantha Donovan January 20th, 2010
GDF Suez initiated a bid for International Power
GDF Suez, the fifth biggest power producer in Europe, has made a takeover proposal for the FTSE 100-listed International Power, a move which will likely elevate political anxiety over the sale of the vital British energy infrastructure. GDF Suez is 35 ...
by Emma Young January 18th, 2010
