Energy and climate change secretary Amber Rudd delivered a major speech setting out the government’s energy policy priorities.ctricity and gas supplies for the winter ahead.

National Grid unveiled its assessment of the security of the UK’s electricity and gas supplies for the winter ahead.

Manufacturers organisation EEF has called for the government to rethink the energy taxes paid by large energy users, saying they are ineffective and undermining competitiveness.

The government launched a consultation on measures to reduce the cost of its feed-in tariff (FiT) subsidy scheme for small-scale renewables projects.

The government’s Summer Budget was delivered to the Commons, with chancellor George Osborne introducing some important energy reforms.

As the General Election campaign continued, the political parties used their manifestos to detail a diverse range of proposals for the energy sector.