Greg Jones

EDF Energy gives start-ups gateway into energy sector

EDF Energy's innovation challenge is offering start-ups and entrepreneurs a chance to take their ideas to market through the company’s innovation accelerator Blue Lab. 

Northumbrian Water leads roadside mapping pilot project

Northumbrian Water will lead the way with a new roadside infrastructure pilot project with Ordnance

Mersey tidal power scheme enters assessment phase

A tidal power scheme that could see Liverpool City Region achieve zero carbon status by 2040 has inched closer to fruition as work begins on an outline business case.

Northumbrian Water completes £1m environmental project

Northumbrian Water has finished work on a £1 million project replacing near one mile of sewage piping, used for carrying waste out of the village of Escomb and on its way to treatment at Bishop Auckland sewage treatment works.

South East Water hails pesticide amnesty ‘success’

An anonymous pesticide amnesty organised by South East Water has enabled the safe removal of over a tonne of unused and out of date pesticides from farms in Kent. If stored or disposed of incorrectly, pesticides can pose a significant environmental risk, potentially contaminating water supplies.

Uniper appoints Mike Lockett as UK country chair

Mike Lockett has been appointed Uniper UK country chair, a role he will hold in

Energy suppliers disliked most by homeowners, survey finds

Gas and electricity companies have fallen below other service providers when it comes to their standing with consumers, according to a survey of 10,000 British homeowners by website Energy Switching. 

Mitie signs Pod Point in first step towards fleet electrification

What regulation should look like

London First has recently submitted evidence to the National Infrastructure Commission’s (NIC’s) call for evidence on

How water companies can use data to measure environmental impact and more