Suzanne Heneghan

Utility Week Congress 2019 report: The heat of the debate

Is NIC report a missed opportunity?

Industry has long been anticipating the National Infrastructure Commission’s report on regulation, but is the reality a “missed opportunity”, as some are claiming? Suzanne Heneghan discusses.

For new Ofgem chief the heat is on

The speculation is finally over. Ofgem has named Jonathan Brearley as the man set to take on arguably the toughest job in regulation right now. And the heat is already on. In fact, as hot seats go, this one is fairly off the scale, says Suzanne Heneghan.

Debating the New Deal for Utilities

A debate for our time

While a reconvened Westminster traded insults last week, a more constructive exchange was under way just across Parliament Square.

Could diversity be the new net zero?

Air quality ‘a matter of life and death’, says Eon CEO

As concern grows about the quality of air we breathe, Eon UK's CEO, Michael Lewis, reveals why energy efficiency must now be a national infrastructure priority

More disruption ahead as Ovo thinks big

We’ve always known Ovo had big plans – the ambitious poster child of challenger brands and its enigmatic chief executive have always promised nothing less than disruption, says Suzanne Heneghan.

Keep calm and connect with customers

Watching the ongoing political car crash that is Westminster, it’s hard to keep track of the constitutional permutations, let alone what all this might mean for utilities, says Suzanne Heneghan

Lord Deben: Utilities must regain trust to get public on net-zero path