Water networks

United Utilities installs 100,000 ‘leakage listeners’

North West water provider United Utilities is installing almost 100,000 devices in its network in a bid to detect and repair leakages.

Letter from the editor: Now the work really begins

The setting of the net-zero target was rightly hailed as a decisive moment in the battle against climate change but, Suzanne Heneghan puts forward the view that in many ways this was the easy bit.

Water firms ‘remain complacent’

Thames handed £700,000 penalty for polluting waterway

Nationalisation advocates urge pension funds to quit sector now

Water sector criticised for ‘unacceptable’ performance last year

Thames Water up to 85,000 customers on social tariff

Thames Water accused of abusing dominant market position

Wanted: a white knight for Thames Water

Reflections on a dark week for the water sector

Roundtable: How to harness AI

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.

One in five firms see energy as a tradable asset

Severn Trent warns of summer drowning risks

Thames Water says further PR19 revisions would slow resilience plans