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Regulation needs innovation

Regulatory remits are not always aligned with supporting innovation, but this will have to change if utilities are to meet the far-reaching challenges of decarbonisation.

5 years ago

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

5 years ago

Reporting requirements proposed for extended smart meter rollout

5 years ago

Cottam coal plant shuts down

5 years ago

Air quality ‘a matter of life and death’, says Eon CEO

As concern grows about the quality of air we breathe, Eon UK's CEO, Michael Lewis, reveals why energy efficiency must now be a national infrastructure priority

5 years ago

Build momentum to solve defining issue of our era, says Eon UK CEO

6 years ago

New Deal for Utilities Debate: The Event Preview

6 years ago

Welsh Water launches pesticide amnesty

6 years ago

Overwhelming public support for onshore wind

6 years ago

Wales proposes priority areas for onshore wind and solar

6 years ago

Networks awarded £2.76m for successful innovation projects

6 years ago

Leadsom under pressure over onshore wind

The new business secretary Andrea Leadsom has been put under immediate pressure to reverse the government’s “ideological opposition” to onshore wind.

6 years ago

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

6 years ago

Low electricity prices hit Vattenfall wind power earnings

6 years ago

The case for energy code reforms

6 years ago

Expert View: Chris Elliot, Business Director for Water North, Amey

The water sector is primed to undergo fundamental change over the next few years. With

6 years ago

Regulator under pressure over independent ombudsman plans

6 years ago

Ofwat mulls licence change to embed social contract

6 years ago

Letter from the editor: Southern Water betrayal is a gift to Labour

If you were looking for the sector’s finest hour, then Southern Water’s underhand dealings and betrayal of public trust between 2010 and 2017, as revealed by Ofwat’s recent issuing of a record £126million penalty package, is not it.

6 years ago

UK should become ‘Saudi Arabia of wind power’

6 years ago

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