Big delays are crippling Britain’s green energy push as major players like Enviromena and Gresham House face 13-year waits to connect solar farms and battery storage to the grid—despite billions invested. The mess stems from a decades-old logjam, worsened by 11 energy secretaries since 2010 and an outdated system inherited by Neso in 2025. Developers are hemorrhaging cash, with some spending half a million just to get a response, while critical grid-balancing tech sits idle—potentially raising energy bills. Neso claims the old system was “unfit for purpose” and is trying to prioritize, but frustration boils over as regulators and politicians scramble to fix a tangled web of policy and bureaucracy.
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