Sustainable infrastructure

Gove plans to strengthen regulation for water sector

Ofwat proposes £200m innovation fund

Minister confirms targets for next year’s capacity auctions

Water sector criticised for ‘unacceptable’ performance last year

Yorkshire Water unveils £72m sludge facility in Leeds

The anaerobic digestion plant at Knostrop Energy and Recycling Facility will recycle almost all of the sewage sludge in Leeds.

V2G coming soon?

Europe-wide balancing platform delayed

Renewables ‘no-regrets insurance’ against nuclear gap

Industry urged to escalate efforts on an optimised low-carbon energy system

National Grid discovers crashed Second World War bomber

The wreckage of a Second World War aircraft is being recovered from the seabed 500 metres off the Portsmouth coast after being discovered by National Grid engineers.

Ofgem considers cross-sector transmission link contributions

EV charging locations outnumber petrol stations in the UK

Editor’s view: Time for a long look at RIIO2

Energy networks are the masters of the long game, they have to be. Having an

Editor’s view: Nationalisation of networks is wrong agenda

Another week, another headline about renationalisation – and this time it was the networks’ turn.

Energy networks in Labour’s sights

Aggreko launches mobile modular battery system

Flex 3: The AI edition

New interconnector pushes power imports to record high

Letter from the Editor: Earth calling utilities

From eco warriors Extinction Rebellion paralysing London transport to highlight climate change, to Sir David Attenborough's TV plea on behalf of the planet, saving the world has become a mainstream message - and utilities are centre stage.

Water industry discovers second ‘concreteberg’

Following reports of a large deposit of concrete, which Thames Water found blocking a sewer in Islington, a second "concreteberg" has been discovered, and removed, by Northern Ireland Water (NI Water).