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Labrador has raised more than £2.1million this year! - including this latest investment from Livingbridge Growth
Labrador has raised more than £2.1million this year! - including this latest investment from Livingbridge Growth
Sept 13, 2018: Livingbridge Growth invests in energy tech disruptor Labrador Livingbridge Growth today announces an…
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Exciting Energy Breakthrough Smart technology drives energy switching
Exciting Energy Breakthrough Smart technology drives energy switching
Getting consumers to save money is not as easy as it sounds…Take the Energy Supply market. The latest numbers from…
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Joseph MANGION shared thisResearch by Labrador oublished on Ths is Money https://lnkd.in/dfc78THHalf of all households pay for their energy via estimated billsHalf of all households pay for their energy via estimated bills
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Joseph MANGION shared thisLabrador went live this week with its first outdoor campaign....
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Joseph MANGION shared thisLabrador interviewed by the BBC on Centrica's results.Joseph MANGION shared thisLabrador got a piece on BBC tv yesterday. You can now watch the clip here: https://lnkd.in/eDYFZ3c
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Joseph MANGION liked thisJoseph MANGION liked thisGreat to be working with our friends at Juelich in the delivery of a European showcase micro grid system incorporating AFC Energy’s hydrogen fuel cell technology. Strong leadership shown by Germany’s Hydrogen sector in the delivery of a decarbonised energy sector. #hydrogen #fuelcells
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Joseph MANGION liked thisJoseph MANGION liked thisTop 4 Most influential economist 2020. Thanks a lot!!!
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Joseph MANGION liked thisJoseph MANGION liked thisGlennmont finalises its first divestment from Clean Energy Fund II with 30MW Portuguese Solar PV Portfolio sale Congratulations to the teams at Glennmont and Finerge who’ve kept on closing deals despite social distancing. Great job guys! #cleanenergy #renewableenergy #glennmontpartners
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Joseph MANGION liked thisJoseph MANGION liked thisTrès heureux de rejoindre le Groupe ISS et ses équipes françaises
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Geoff Aberdein
Energy security was, unsurprisingly, top of the agenda on this week’s Holyrood Sources podcast. This was my take on recent discussions between the industry and Chancellor on how the UK Government can support greater domestic supply and secure billions of pounds of investment - a REAL WINDFALL - for public finances. Calum Macdonald Andy Maciver
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Jake Carter
Scoop:📫 Infrastructure funds are circling Scottish and Southern Energy's UK 1.5GW development BESS and solar portfolio. Non-binding offers are due this month for Project Sirius and binding bids are set to be submitted in November. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/e9_66r2J Feel free to reach out for a confidential chat - always available to connect.
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Chris Hurcombe
18th December 2025 - UK energy markets are heading into Christmas with prices firmer on the curve, but mixed signals still dominating the near term. Gas markets edged higher yesterday as bullish near-curve sentiment outweighed mild weather and strong Norwegian supply. UK NBP day-ahead settled around 70 p/therm, with gains seen further along the curve as colder weather risks later in the period, lower renewable output and a stronger oil complex provided support. Despite Norwegian nominations sitting close to recent highs and LNG send-out remaining robust, storage withdrawals across Europe continue at a healthy pace, keeping traders cautious as we move through winter. This morning, UK gas prices are marginally firmer across the curve, although liquidity remains thin. Updated weather forecasts point to milder conditions through Christmas Day, before turning cooler thereafter, while UK wind output is expected to peak into the weekend and then drop below seasonal averages. The market remains highly sensitive to any shift in temperature expectations, with gas continuing to set the marginal price for power in many periods. In power, UK day-ahead baseload softened to around £66/MWh, reflecting improved wind output and easing system tightness, while peak prices also moved lower. Further out, however, the curve continues to lift, tracking gas strength and ongoing nuclear outages, which keep the medium-term supply picture constrained. Gas-to-power economics remain supportive, reinforcing the link between the two markets. Oil prices moved higher again on supply concerns and geopolitical tensions, adding another layer of support to the forward energy complex. Carbon eased slightly on the day, but remains elevated, continuing to influence thermal generation costs across Europe. Overall, spot markets are being pulled in opposite directions by mild weather and strong supply, while the forward curve reflects persistent structural risks. As we head into the festive period, volatility remains very much on the table, with weather, geopolitics and liquidity all likely to drive sharp moves.
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