Gas networks

Energy networks elaborate on transformation plans

Hydrogen networks should ultimately be supplied by renewables

Cheap wind a boon for green hydrogen

Expert view: A whole system approach will improve energy system resilience

Mark Livingstone, Director, Navigant To deal with these mounting pressures, it will be important to

Energy networks seek ideas for annual innovation competition

Is RIIO2 going according to plan?

Fernando Dominguez says network companies should expect the unexpected when preparing their RIIO2 business plans with net zero in mind.

Breaking Ground: Yorkshire Water awards £1bn frameworks plus other projects

From National Grid's 160 metre Humber tunnel to Yorkshire Water's billion pound investment, there are plenty of projects happening in and around the utilities sector. Utility Week takes a look at some in our weekly roundup.

National Grid completes 5km tunnel under the River Humber

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

Gas networks ‘at the start of a new silent revolution’

Ofgem approves stopgap measure to accommodate surge in meter reads

Government awards £7m to explore low-carbon hydrogen

BEIS seeks contractors for heat pump trial in 750 homes

More than 70 ‘seismic events’ recorded at fracking site this month

UK shale gas capacity is ‘lower than previously thought’

The research suggests previous estimates that the UK had 50 years' worth of reserves at current demand was wrong and that it in fact has less than 10 years' worth.