Workforce, culture and performance

EDF launches new nuclear subsidiary company

Councils risk being left behind on net zero

National Grid awards contracts for £2.5bn subsea transmission link

Is Britain ready to embrace hydrogen blending?

Utility Week Awards 2023 deadline extended

EDF wins funding for smart tariff comparison tool

Energy suppliers cannot support vulnerable on their own

Energy crisis forces firms to shelve net zero plans

Almost half of energy-related businesses have delayed or cut investment in their sustainability and net zero plans due to the impact of the energy crisis. According to research published by Schneider Electric, 80% of energy firms in the UK and Ireland expect the energy crisis will impact their ability to meet emission reduction targets, with 49% admitting that net zero investment has already been delayed or cut.

NHS warm homes trial boosts appetite for energy efficiency

SSEN sees 140% increase in flexible capacity

On the move: Ofwat, CCW, Thames, Vattenfall, UK100

Ofgem to expand PPM ‘do not install’ remit

Octopus invests in offshore wind developer

Rural residents blighted by rats in their water supply

People living in rural communities are forced to deal with rats, tadpoles and brown bath water on a daily basis because they are not connected to a mains water supply, MPs have heard. The blight of rural communities was raised in a Westminster Hall debate in which the government came under fire for failing to support those living in properties without a water mains connection. MP Simon Clarke proposed new legislation and called on Defra to fund connections in exceptional circumstances.

Two-thirds of UK residents have experienced a power cut

The energy debt dam will burst

New Ofgem chair unveiled

Utilities moving in the wrong direction on diversity

Ofwat seeks net zero innovations

Ovo urges standing charge reprieve for vulnerable