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Fresh delays have been announced on the decision dates for giant offshore windfarms being developed by Vattenfall and Orsted.
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Ovo has appointed a new chief operating officer, chief finance officer and chief people officer for its retail business. The company made the appointments following the completion of the £500 million deal to acquire SSE's retail arm.
Utilities make a tempting target for cyber-criminals. David Higgins, of CyberArk, explains how suppliers can stay one step ahead of the hackers.
Three brands were named as Which? recommended providers this year. More than 8,000 people were asked to rate their supplier on a number of criteria including value for money, customer service, bill accuracy and digital tools.
The deal concerns several projects across the UK. Habitat's platform can maximise the value of assets across wholesale markets.
Nish Dattani, the managing director of retailer, First Business, told Utility Week’s Water Customer Conference that much of the reputational damage in the market had been self-inflicted. Meanwhile, Waterscan’s Claire Yeates accused retailers of seeking to blame “legacy issues” for ongoing problems around accurate consumption data.
The Energy Ombudsman told Utility Week's Customer Summit that now consumers have become accustomed to the price cap, it will be difficult to remove. Ofgem director Anthony Pygram was also speaking at the event and said the Conservative manifesto was not very clear on the next steps for the cap.
EA's deputy director of water resources has been named as the managing director of the inter-regulatory group RAPID that will work to overcome current barriers to major infrastructure projects in the English water sector.
Utility Week talks to Northumbrian Water’s head of innovation, Angela MacOscar, about what lessons she has brought across from her previous role tracking new trends in consumer goods. She discusses her hopes for Ofwat’s innovation fund, how facial recognition tools could help with mental wellbeing and how 2020 could be the year AI lives up to the hype.
South West Water's parent company Pennon Group and Severn Trent have been recognised as demonstrating leadership in gender equality by Bloomberg, which included the two water companies on its 2020 gender equality index
Continued under-investment could result in environmental or public health risks, warns NI Water as it questions its ability to provide water and wastewater infrastructure for proposed new homes across the country without new funding being added.