Denise Chevin

Industry grandees mull intractable sector quandaries

‘Maths doesn’t add up’ on credit balance plan

Net zero is in the balance

Black start with green power?

Steve Holliday: What utilities can learn from telecomms

Steve Holliday, National Grid’s former chief executive and now chair of Cityfibre, urges more joined-up thinking between telecommunications and energy companies to meet net-zero targets. He also gives his view on the future for National Grid and the lack of policy to incentivise storage. Denise Chevin reports

Maintaining network reliability on the road to net zero

Co-locating hybrid tech: does it always stack up?

Change to network charges threaten water firms’ renewable plans

Proposed changes to network charges threaten to undermine plans by water companies to generate renewable power on their sites in efforts to become net zero by 2030. Utility Week speaks to senior figures at companies including Anglian Water and United Utilities about the impact of Ofgem's plans on their decarbonisation ambitions.

Six of the best: accelerating the energy transition

The role of data sharing in water transformation