The Environment Agency (EA) is still using IT systems dating back to the 1990s, the organisation’s chief executive has revealed. In a letter, responding to chancellor Rachel Reeves' call for ideas on ...
MPs are set to vote on the prospect of abolishing Ofwat. It is one of a series of proposed amendments to the Water (Special ...
With the smart meter rollout continuing to lag, there have been calls for energy networks to take on the responsibility. However, Maxine Frerk, former Ofgem partner and a member of the Energy Geeks ...
Schneider Electric explains why reducing the use of sulphur hexafluoride in switchgear is vital to the energy transition.
Utility Week's latest roundup of national stories from the weekend includes Greg Jackson criticising government's approach to ...
The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has launched a consultation for the introduction of a temporary cap and floor on generators’ wider transmission charges. NESO was instructed to put forward ...
The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has launched a consultation for the introduction of a temporary cap and floor on generators’ wider transmission charges. NESO was instructed to put forward ...
A south east quadrant of water companies are emerging as the most likely to appeal their final determinations from Ofwat, Utility Week understands. Severn Trent today joined Welsh Water in formally ...
Ofwat is proposing to introduce stronger regulatory reporting requirements for new appointees to the water market, as part of bid to align them more closely with incumbents. The regulator’s proposals ...
A total of 39 businesses have been suspended from installing new insulation in people’s homes under government schemes after inspections revealed they had performed sub-standard work. Routine checks ...
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