Decarbonisation’s thorniest challenge remains untamed. As the energy sector advances on the 2030 clean power target, great strides are being made to build and connect more renewable energy generation ...

In our latest round-up of sector coverage in the national media, delays to three power plants being built by Drax are revealed. Thames Water’s board is reportedly split over two competing deals aimed ...

Ofgem has rejected SGN’s request for more funding to decommission iron mains, while cutting Cadent’s request by a fifth. SGN ...

Ofgem has rejected SGN’s request for more funding to decommission iron mains, while cutting Cadent’s request by a fifth. SGN ...

Plans have been announced to protect water levels in Loch Ness to ensure proposed pumped storage hydro projects are able to ...

The first of seven heat network zones announced by the government last month has launched in Westminster. The South ...

The former health secretary Victoria Atkins has been named shadow environment secretary as Kemi Badenoch shakes up her front ...

What’s the gold standard for customer service in energy and water? How do you achieve it? That was the subject of our recent ...

David Buttress made his name and fortune at food delivery giant Just Eat. He tells Utility Week about the parallels with his ...

Rising pressures on energy and water utilities are driving changes to the level of resilience and security required from ...

Requirements for National Gas and gas distribution networks (GDNs) to provide traditional metering when requested will be aligned with the smart meter rollout. Known as ‘Sunset Conditions’, the four ...

The role of industrial electrification is being held back by a lack of incentives to develop and trial solutions. A government-commissioned report calls for industrial electrification technologies to ...