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Responding to new health & safety risks

Responding to new health & safety risks

Utilities know they must remain ever alert to the challenge of ensuring high standards of health and safety with new risks constantly emerging, not least due to developments in other industries and the impact of the pandemic. This report seeks to identify the key challenges and drivers for change and how utilities are responding.

3 years ago

Weekend press roundup: Sunak stalls energy strategy amid cost of living crisis

In Utility Week's latest roundup of national news over the weekend, the Chancellor faces pressure to bolster nuclear and wind power and protect heavy industry against rising costs; EDF warns the war in Ukraine may add further costs to Hinkley Point C

3 years ago

‘Water efficiency needs a seat at the big table’

3 years ago

Innovation round-up: SVT seeks partners for £2.5bn capital projects, Google Maps to boost safe digging

3 years ago

UU proposes climate change bonus incentive

3 years ago

Making net zero business as usual

3 years ago

Severn Trent leads hydrogen trial as utilities unite to underpin a ‘decade of delivery’

3 years ago

SVT seeks partners for £2.5bn capital programme

3 years ago

Water neutrality ‘back in vogue’

3 years ago

B Corp status: a tool for learning and collaboration

3 years ago

Public awareness soars as 100th wipe passes Fine to Flush

3 years ago

The evolution of water customer engagement

3 years ago

Scottish Water forms research and innovation hub

3 years ago

Water sector plots leakage routemap

Water UK has published a routemap for the water sector to use to feed into company leakage plans. It assesses costs and benefits of various approaches to tackling leakage to help the industry meet its 2030 public interest commitment and the National Infrastructure Commission's 2050 goal.

3 years ago

Ofwat awards £5.2m to innovation winners

Ofwat has named 13 projects that will be awarded a share of £5.2 million from its innovation fund for the second year of its Water Breakthrough Challenge. The projects will receive between £155,000 and £760,000 each to develop collaborative cross-sector innovations that improve water quality, reduce pollution and raise customer service levels as part of the competition's Catalyst Stream.

3 years ago

Anglian named Utility of the Year

3 years ago

From proof of concept to the world’s ‘most extensive’ wastewater AI rollout

3 years ago

UU completes £164m rebuild of Lancashire wastewater plant

3 years ago

Meet the Innovators: Jon Regan, Thames Water

3 years ago

Meet the Innovators: Clive Surman-Wells, Northumbrian Water

3 years ago

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