
Covid-19: supporting our customers
In this difficult time, and as your trusted supplier, we are doing everything we can to ensure that day-to-day operations continue without interruption.
In this difficult time, and as your trusted supplier, we are doing everything we can to ensure that day-to-day operations continue without interruption.
The situation regarding the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic is changing rapidly in the UK and we want to keep you updated with npower Business Solutions' actions to ensure business continuity.
With a particular focus on the potential impact of weather, global relations, generation updates, gas storage levels, interconnector activity and foreign exchange, our team of energy experts have combined their latest findings to provide comprehensive insight into what may be in store for 2020.
In our new Energy Know How guide, Jamie Roche explains: “we’ve worked hard to identify all the key milestones and simplify the process to ensure each business customer gets a new connection delivered safely, to required specifications, on time and to budget."
At a pivotal time of change in the way we generate, distribute and consume energy, attracting more diversity into the industry can only help to fast-track the solutions we need to make a successful transition.
2019 has certainly been an eventful year for the energy sector. Indeed, it’s been quite a year in many key areas of UK life.
Staff from our Midlands-based offices also get involved, arranging volunteer days at the Birmingham house to do ad hoc jobs like decorating, cleaning, making tea and helping out at events such as Pancake Day or a Halloween Party
Earlier this month, Ofgem published its ‘State of the Market’ analysis and National Grid its ‘Winter Outlook’ report.
What’s particularly interesting to note is the inclusion from Ofgem of what appears to be far more references to decarbonisation – and how, as the industry regulator, it can work to support the UK in achieving its ambitious targets.