Water

Latest

Weekend press round-up: Britain’s first coal-free month

In our latest review of sector coverage across the national newspapers, there is celebration of a record one month without coal-fired electricity generation in Britain. National Grid ESO’s response to the demands of the lockdown is also featured, while energy is emerging as a key plank of debate in Brexit talks.

5 years ago

Regulation: Softly, softly or punchy, punchy?

Utility Week digital editor James Wallin examines how the responses of water and energy regulators have differed during the coronavirus outbreak.

5 years ago

Ofwat to CMA: Funding is adequate, efficiency is lacking

5 years ago

MOSL: ‘Persistent problems’ not being addressed fast enough

The non-domestic water sector is continuing to underperform in long-standing problem areas, market operator MOSL has concluded. Its latest market performance report highlights issues around billing, customer service and meter reads. It has also published peer comparison league tables.

5 years ago

Keeping Us Connected: NI works to keep water flowing

5 years ago

Regulating the new normal

5 years ago

Moody’s assesses dangers for negative water sector

Global ratings agency Moody's said the combination of tough determinations for AMP7, cuts to permitted returns, volume of appeals to the CMA and uncertainty for the sector spells a negative outlook for water for the next 18 months

5 years ago

Keeping us Connected: SVT trains a reserve army

5 years ago

Seven Days: Bad news – what bad news?

5 years ago

Ofwat confirms cashflow measures and caps bad debt

5 years ago

Keeping Us Connected: Keeping us educated

5 years ago

Yorkshire to CMA: Coronavirus puts AMP7 in a new perspective

5 years ago

Affinity welcomes careful gardeners

As part of our Mind the Tap series on water efficiency, we look at what part gardeners can play in the drive to reduce water use.

5 years ago

The changing face of the utility company

Even before coronavirus, companies were increasingly moving towards a “triple bottom line”, where social and environmental impact are used as measures of success, alongside profit. Richard Wrigley of law firm Shakespeare Martineau looks at the legal issues for a company that is interested in expanding its corporate purpose from that of creating value for shareholders

5 years ago

Keeping Us Connected: How to build a hospital in nine days

5 years ago

Keeping us Connected: Northumbrian considers lockdown learnings

5 years ago

On the Move: New CFO for Yorkshire and CEO for RWE

Chris Johns is to join Yorkshire Water from Northumbrian, while RWE has announced that its chief financial officer will be promoted to chief executive.

5 years ago

Ofwat to defer wholesale charges and adjust price cap

5 years ago

BEIS urges public to allow workers access for urgent jobs

5 years ago

Keeping Us Connected: CWA donates PPE to ambulance crews

5 years ago

Load More