Suzanne Heneghan

‘Levelling up’ is still firmly on the agenda

Yet while news of the departure of Andrea Leadsom as business secretary, and the sacking

Is Yorkshire Water’s PR19 challenge a bid to draw a line in the sand?

The wait is over: it’s pistols at dawn. Before this week, there had been growing tension and speculation in the water sector as the deadline loomed for companies to throw out their PR19 final determinations and refer their settlements to the ­Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). In the end it was Yorkshire Water that reached for the trigger.

Regional Growth and Utilities: Speaking with a Northern accent

Brearley steals a march on doubters

Utility Week magazine editor Suzanne Heneghan looks at what's in the in-tray for Ofgem's new chief executive and how his decarbonisation plan may be a signal of intent.

Regional growth and utilities: Power to the regions

Brexit: It’s the final countdown

The countdown may well have begun on the final hours to Brexit, but the clock is ticking on the detail, says Suzanne Heneghan

The power shift to regional growth

Recent confirmation from the Tory Party chairman that relocating the upper chamber from the capital

Regional growth and utilities

Climate power to the people

It will be a fascinating study in environmental politics, but what could Climate Assembly UK mean for utilities?

A peaceful new year to you all… for now

Utility Week magazine editor, Suzanne Heneghan, looks at what is likely to be in store for the sector in 2020 - including an overhaul of the policy machine, the next steps on the net-zero journey and further debate over the evolution of the grid.