Greg Jones

April record-breaking month for electricity switches

Britain breaks solar record twice in two days

NI Water signs up first council to tap water refill scheme

Northern Ireland Water (NI Water) has welcomed the first council to its #Refillution campaign, which aims to cut down on single use plastics by encouraging reusable water bottles. 

Moixa completes £8.6 million funding round led by Honda

Smart battery company Moixa has announced the completion of a multi-million pound funding round in which a collection of global investors led by Honda have backed its vision for the future of home energy storage systems.

Energy prices ‘hinders’ competition in manufacturing sector

The benefits of decentralised energy are not being fully realised due to key barriers such

Domestic water market ‘up and running by 2022’ prediction

The opening of a competitive domestic water market will occur within the next three years, customer communication company Quadient has predicted. 

Scottish Water embarks on £30m improvement project

Scottish Water is set to improve services for more than 54,000 people in parts of Bearsden, Milngavie, Clydebank, and Strathblane as part of £30 million project. 

Thames Water helps 250,000 homes cut down on water use

Holland & Barrett stops selling wet wipes in fatberg fight

High street chain Holland & Barrett has announced that from July it will no longer sell wet wipes across its 800 stores in the UK and Ireland, which could help reduce the number of fatbergs the water industry has to tackle. 

Centrica calls on government for paid carers leave

Centrica is working alongside Carers UK in a bid to help one million carers remain in or return to work by 2020. Centrica chief executive Iain Conn has written a letter, co-signed by Carers UK chief executive Helen Walker, to chief executives of the UK’s 100 largest employers, encouraging more support for carers and the opening of a dialogue around experiences and the best practices.