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To coincide with the release of our Insight Paper, commissioned by Smart Energy GB, 'Turn on, Plug in, Cash out' Business Green covered our release showing V2G technology could save EV drivers by 70%.

Following our Paper commissioned by law firm Weightmans' - our Lead Research Analyst Matthew Chadwick spoke in the Times on why grid connections were the biggest barrier to renewable energy.

Following the launch of our Business Energy Cost Forecast, the Guardian covered our exclusive showing small businesses would be paying 70% extra in electricity bills than prior to the energy crisis, with bills forecast to rise slightly next year.

Following the release of Cornwall Insight's final October price cap predictions our Head of Strategic Accounts Robert Buckley spoke to Radio 4 Today on why we were predicting a rise and what consumers could expect for the year ahead.

Following the release of our final October price cap forecast, our Prinicipal Consultant Dr Craig Lowrey spoke in the Guardian on why prices are rising, and concerns over the higher costs becoming the new normal.

As price cap forecasts rise, many are looking for good fixed energy deals, unfortunately these are few and far between as our Analyst James Mabey told Current+.

Ireland and Northern Ireland’s ambitious goals of generating 80% of their electricity from renewable sources by the end of this decade, will be delayed until at least 2032, Cornwall Insight's Irish Energy Modeller Kitty Nolan told BBC News.

Our Principal Modeller Tom Edwards spoke in the Financial Times on the challenges the government will face meeting it's 2030 power decarbonisation targets.

Cornwall Insight’s forecasts for the October-December 2024 price cap dropped prior to the election. Dr Craig Lowrey our Principal Consultant spoke in Energy Live News on why we needed to keep the fall in perspective.

Lucy Dolton, our Assets and Infrastructure Manager spoke to the Financial Times on how the slow deployment of renewable energy projects, was leaving the UK substantially behind in meeting it's renewable energy targets.