Workforce, culture and performance

Know your NIS updates: Staying ahead of cyber threats and compliance

On the move: Ex-UU finance director joins Northumbrian

SSE launches support fund for struggling businesses

Scrap supply licences for EVs and heating, new report urges

Ofgem launches investigation into company of jailed director  

Government must find a way of replacing energy efficiency taskforce

Coffey summons ‘extremely disappointing’ water bosses

Water companies owe billpayers £236 million for underperformance

Final hosepipe ban ends

South West Water has ended the final hosepipe ban, which had been in place for residents of north Devon and Cornwall since last year. Reservoir levels are now up to 28% higher than this time last year.

Social tariff could cut £300 from fuel poor’s energy bills

Cost of tackling storm overflow spills rises to £60bn

Ofgem blames RO scheme cost hike on ‘unfilled vacancies’

Shake up ahead for utilities payments

Energy boss calls for smart meters to be mandated

From fix on fail to predicting the future: Asset management strategies for power and water

The UK’s antiquated grid is stifling the renewable energy market

RAAC scandal offers chance to tackle lead in school tap water

Increasing concern about the state of public buildings offers an opportunity to accelerate the removal of lead from drinking water. This was the view of experts at the Drinking Water Quality Conference this week, who insist there should be an urgent focus on the impact of lead on young people and the most vulnerable in particular. Members of the UK Water Industry Lead Strategy Board, which was formed three years ago, set out the advances that have been made in reducing levels of lead in drinking water but warned against complacency.

Government is abandoning vulnerable energy customers

Wales’ largest offshore wind project gets green light

Ofwat to close gaps in sector’s whistleblowing procedures