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Centrica has announced its chief financial officer (CFO) of four years, Jeff Bell, will stand
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Centrica said “rising wholesale energy costs” and “extreme cold weather” put pressure on UK energy supply margins and additional costs in UK services.
Reforms will mean any water company which continues to have debt “substantially in excess” of the level used by Ofwat to set price controls will be required to share any benefits they accrue with customers.
S&P Global Ratings has revised its outlook on Thames Water's debt from stable to negative in light of "challenging regulatory pressure and weaker credit ratios".
Michael Gove will demand answers about why leakage targets have not been met at gathering with CEOs at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) tomorrow (31 July).
The government says it plans to put energy customers “in control of their data” by
Ofgem is pressing ahead with plans to squeeze the amount National Grid can earn from
During 2017/18, the enforcement decision panel issued a settlement mandate to E (Gas and Electricity) for its failure to comply with standard licence conditions.
Water companies have been warned by the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) to take “decisive action” to boost “unimpressive” levels of customer satisfaction with fairness and value for money.
Low wind resource in May and June hit Greencoat’s portfolio generation in the first half of the year, putting it 6 per cent below budget at 951GW.
Northumbrian Water does not anticipate any supply issues, as it was well-prepared for the dry weather experienced by the UK over the last few months, the company’s chief executive has assured.
Ofgem is in the process of choosing a supplier of last resort. Iresa which has less than 100,000 customers, had been banned from taking on new customers since March this year.
The rate of switching in the water retail market has dropped to almost its lowest level since the market opened, MOSL has revealed.
Figures released by Scottish Power show all its business areas are “performing in line with expectations” in the first half of 2018, according to its chief executive.
EDF Energy has insisted that the construction of its Hinkley Point C nuclear project remains "on track" after fresh delays to the French plant that is using the same pioneering nuclear reactor.
Great Yarmouth-based 3Sun Group has been awarded a contract worth more than £2.5 million to help
Water companies are implementing actions from their drought plans and increasing efforts to reduce leakage amid record-breaking temperatures and low rainfall.
Energy giant Eon is thought to be preparing to announce hundreds of redundancies affecting its UK operation in an attempt to cut costs ahead of the impending energy price cap.
As a water industry man of more than 20 years, Stanbrook has gone through a steep learning curve in the art of competing for customers in a sector that until a year ago had an entirely captive audience.
Laundry firm Berendsen has applied to Ofwat for a self-supply licence which would allow it to provide water retail services to its 32 sites, and associated persons.