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INSIGHT: Editor’s week: The wait goes on; money, money, money; and let the party (conferences) begin

As the autumn equinox passed this week, and the leaves fall from the trees, it is seasonal to expect delays. But rather than just on the railways, the energy sector is experiencing delays of its own. Away from the hold-ups, money has been doing the talking this week, as fines have been dished out, and significant deals agreed. The politics of utilities has continued apace as well, with Corbyn naming his new energy team, and Rudd admitting the government’s policy changes have had a negative impact.

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Wastewater treatment

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INSIGHT: Editor’s week: The wait goes on; money, money, money; and let the party (conferences) begin

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