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New EA chair wants pollution fines boost delivered quickly

Alan Lovell, the new chair of the Environment Agency has said he hopes environment secretary Ranil Jayawardena will "quickly" deliver on his proposal to increase maximum pollution fines for water companies to £250 million, saying he was "delighted" by the prospect of having a "bigger stick to go after bad behaviour".

3 years ago

Ofgem approves enduring double charging solution

3 years ago

Unlocking resilience through integrated asset health management

3 years ago

The bridge to RIIO3

3 years ago

Energy Redress Scheme awards £12.7m to charities

3 years ago

Ofgem appoints new director of networks

3 years ago

Ofgem approves temporary cap on balancing charges

3 years ago

Water companies face £250m fines for pollution

3 years ago

Ofgem explores alternatives to RIIO approach

3 years ago

Water firms to pay £150m after ‘falling short’ on ODIs

3 years ago

What’s the point of Ofgem?

With government setting energy prices directly in the short term as well as dictating the agenda on wider market reform, where does this leave the energy regulator? Utility Week editor James Wallin reflects on the pressures bearing down on Ofgem and how the ED2 final determinations represent an opportunity to reframe the narrative.

3 years ago