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Utilities to lose out on half of apprenticeship levy funds

Utility companies have been able to recoup just half of the funds they paid into the apprenticeship levy over the past three years, with tens of millions set to be returned to the Treasury. Energy & Utility Skills chief executive Phil Beach tells Utility Week this highlights the need for urgent reform of the levy.

4 years ago

Institute of Water launches search for ‘Drilling and Tapping’ update

4 years ago

Defra introduces water labels but ‘misses opportunity’ on building standards

4 years ago

How would you like to pay for this?

4 years ago

Kitchen sink cameras reveal hidden water habits

4 years ago

Howard Boyd calls for more private investment to protect environment

4 years ago

SES embarks on ‘demand-led’ net-zero plan

4 years ago

Ofwat: Price reviews should be ‘incremental steps’ in longer-term plan

4 years ago

Thames sets sights on carbon negative future

4 years ago

Northumbrian sets out plans for national vulnerability hub

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Affordability concerns highest among young and Asian billpayers

4 years ago

Expert view: Measuring for future success – the customer experience challenge

4 years ago

‘We need to be careful about what we ask consumers to engage in’

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Weekend press round-up: Taxpayer cash could be used for overseas power projects

4 years ago

Bevan: Funding must be restored to protect rivers

4 years ago

Real-time data essential to meet PCC targets

4 years ago

On the move: BEIS director joins Aurora

4 years ago

Are we making progress on the circular economy journey?

In two previous articles in a series from BPF Pipes Group, the plastic pipe trade association looked at the bigger picture of the circular economy and why it is important; below, a review of how companies in the water supply chain are making the most of materials and resources.

4 years ago

How Anglian is plugging leaks by turning on IOT data flow

4 years ago

NI Water leakage targets missed for PC15

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