Sustainable infrastructure

Thames Water completes £250 million sewage treatment upgrade

Yorkshire Water to end incinerator reliance by 2020

Collaboration needed to future proof water supplies in the North

NI Water invests £3.5m to clear clogs

WHO report calls for more research on microplastics in water

Thames to turn Reading Festival waste into energy

Yorkshire Water eliminates chlorine at treatment works

Massara: Blackout was ‘wake up’ call for the industry

Former Npower chief executive Paul Massara has said that this month's power cut should prompt a period of reflection from the industry on resilience and better planning for who gets cut off in a blackout.

‘National conversation’ needed over cost of resilience

The public may have to consider paying for more back up power in order to prevent a repeat of the 9 August blackout, energy experts have warned following the publication of the National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) report into the incident.

Welsh Water launches pesticide amnesty

Welsh Water embarks on hydro-electric project with Dulas

Investment since privatisation has improved river biodiversity

Ofgem gauges interest in gas exports via BBL interconnector

Ofgem has issued a call for evidence after the operator of the BBL interconnector submitted a request to secure guaranteed exit capacity for the gas pipeline.

Project powers network plans for net zero

Energy Networks Association’s Open Networks Project, which has been engaging with industry to power towards a smarter, low-carbon energy system, has reached some key milestones, says ENA's head of innovation, Randolph Brazier

DEFRA unveils plans to strengthen Ofwat’s licence powers

NG awards contracts for interconnector between UK and Denmark

Contracts to supply vital components of the 472-mile long cable have been awarded.

The pathways to net zero for the energy industry

We look at what National Grid’s latest future energy scenarios shows us about realising a net zero carbon world

Ofwat outlines key PR19 interventions

Ofwat: Firms ‘didn’t shift much on costs’ in PR19

Water firms asked to invest £6m a day during PR19