Sustainable infrastructure

In pole position for profit

Northumbrian takes Innovation Festival global

Northumbrian Water has announced its fourth Innovation Festival will take place in July next year with an ambition to hack and sprint 24-hours a day with teams in Australia and the US. Festival founder Nigel Watson tells Utility Week about the progression of ideas and the value investing in innovation has brought.

Customers need to know that data sharing is a win-win

Tony Smith to retire from CCWater

Regulatory shake-up needed to hit net-zero

Transformation without the disruption

Learning lessons from the major hazard industries

The UK energy system is ready to join the data revolution

Environment Bill to extend regulatory powers

The policy will extend Ofwat and the Environment Agency's controls to alter water companies’ licences as well as abstraction permissions.

Utility of the Year shows how it’s done

Net zero : Don’t ignore the low-hanging fruit

Securing the future of water

Renationalisation would be a disaster for net zero

It’s private investment – not state ownership – that’s our best bet to realise the UK’s target of net zero by 2050, says ENA chief executive, David Smith.

For new Ofgem chief the heat is on

The speculation is finally over. Ofgem has named Jonathan Brearley as the man set to take on arguably the toughest job in regulation right now. And the heat is already on. In fact, as hot seats go, this one is fairly off the scale, says Suzanne Heneghan.

Ofgem consults on loosening cap and floor regime for interconnectors

Flex 4: It’s all about the data

Securing the Brave New World: can utilities trust their consumers’ data to AI?

Invest now or NI Water infrastructure will fail

Keep calm and connect with customers

Watching the ongoing political car crash that is Westminster, it’s hard to keep track of the constitutional permutations, let alone what all this might mean for utilities, says Suzanne Heneghan

Water sector backs WHO’s call for plastics research