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The open water market is an opportunity for energy companies

The opening of the retail water market offers energy companies the chance to come up with a true multi-utility offering, but Nigel Baker warns that they must be aware of the potential pitfalls.

9 years ago

Topic: Energy will cease to be a passive, centralised system

9 years ago

Supplier costs rise 3 per cent in first quarter

9 years ago

Capacity market has failed to deliver flexibility, says think tank

9 years ago

Sector ‘dismay’ as rates hike ploughs ahead

9 years ago

Brexit and the EU ETS

9 years ago

SES Business Water launches self-supply alternative

9 years ago

Risks and rewards

9 years ago

Embedded benefits cut could have ‘dangerous’ consequences

Reduced revenues may force some embedded generation to be "shelved or scrapped completely”

9 years ago

Ofgem reveals plans to slash embedded benefits

Regulator to consult on cut to residual element of triad avoidance payments from £45/kW to £2/kW

9 years ago

Multi-utility regulator may be needed after water market opening

9 years ago

Centrica recruits flexibility providers

9 years ago

Why invest in utilities?

9 years ago

Centrica profits up despite customer losses

9 years ago

Low prices cut Scottish Power profits

9 years ago

Uniper sets out Brexit concerns

9 years ago

Interconnectors unfairly advantaged in energy market

9 years ago

Interview: Felix Lerch, UK chairman, Uniper

9 years ago

MEPs back plan to boost European carbon price

9 years ago

Retailers need to work with brokers

9 years ago