In the latest energy updates from the UK, Ofgem has proposed a delay to the implementation of connection reforms to better align with the country's net zero targets. The regulator acknowledged that the current reforms would not effectively support the transition to clean power by 2030, prompting the consideration of new methodologies for industry clarity. Meanwhile, the Scottish government has announced funding of up to £7 million for green hydrogen projects, emphasizing the economic benefits and commitment to renewable energy growth. Additionally, Enfinium has launched the UK's first energy-from-waste carbon capture pilot at its Ferrybridge 1 site in West Yorkshire. The pilot aims to capture one tonne of carbon dioxide emissions daily as part of the company's plan to become a carbon removal business by the early 2030s. Enfinium plans to invest significantly to decarbonize its operations and implement carbon capture technology across its UK plants, aiming to remove up to 1.7 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2039. This project is a crucial step towards sustainable waste management and reducing carbon emissions in the UK, showcasing a positive momentum towards achieving environmental goals.