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Tougher entry tests for energy suppliers entering the market will be rolled out from June to drive up standards for customers and reduce the risk of supplier failure.
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Several switching companies have confirmed to Utility Week they have not acquired Labrador, which was sold last Friday (5 April).
More than two-thirds would of u rather receive their bills digitally than by traditional means.
Arup and Costain have jointly won a health and safety assurance framework contract as part of Yorkshire Water’s capital investment programme for AMP7.
A fall in wholesale energy costs is indicating the price cap will decrease from 1
Chief executive of Electricity North West Peter Emery has admitted that the company is undergoing a strategic review that could lead to a sale of the business.
A digital device that meets Home Office guidelines over tampering with data evidence has been
Clear Business Water Limited has been allocated to take on customers of Aquaflow Utilities, Ofwat has confirmed today (9 April).
United Utilities has awarded three five-year contracts worth £17 million per year to Sapphire Utility
Energy auto-switching service Labrador has been acquired by another company but founder Jane Lucy insists it is “business as usual” for customers.
Energy regulator Ofgem has published its key objectives and priorities as part of its latest forward work programme for 2019-21.
Water2business has appointed Wessex Water’s former head of internal audit Barry Hayward as its chief operating officer.
Yorkshire Water have started sewer checks in parts of Bradford Moor and Thornbury in a
Energy minister Claire Perry has urged heat network operators to sign up a voluntary best practice standard amidst mounting concerns about the service that the budding sector is delivering to its customers.
