Workforce, culture and performance

Suppliers lagging on non-domestic smart meter rollout

Ofgem could put fast-track investment schemes at heart of RIIO3

The importance of recruiting a diverse workforce to deliver net zero

SVT acquires anaerobic digestor business

‘New era’ for wind as solution found to recycling blades

Yorkshire deploys smart sensors for water quality monitoring

Yorkshire Water says the innovative approach it is taking to monitoring water resources will cut down the treatment processes required before supplying to customers. Data from monitors will inform the company about weather and environmental conditions at source, which could cause the water to need additional processing to remove peat. Yorkshire says the system saves money and is less energy intensive.

How are we going to keep the UK safe when the wind doesn’t blow?

The chief executive of National Gas talks about the “helpful” split from National Grid, the need for a mature debate about energy security and decarbonisation of heat, and why the energy transition is “impossible” without hydrogen.

Suppliers’ court agents ‘may have committed perjury’

NAO warns of fraud and error risk on business bills support

What’s wrong with Ofgem?

The economics of low carbon heat

Energy customers turning to gambling to pay bills

Courts ordered to stop processing PPM warrants

Brightwater acquires Blue Business Water

CFO Outlook 2023

Weekend press round-up: Energy groups told to submit support plans for PPM victims

Our latest review of sector coverage in national media includes further fallout from the scandal over forced prepayment meter installations by contractors employed by British Gas. Meanwhile, there is speculation about the next steps for energy bills support and potential bidders in the upcoming Capacity Market auction.

Ofgem direct debit clampdown finds 99.6% set correctly

UK risks being left behind on green investment, Hunt warned

The UK can no longer "take for granted" its competitive advantage as a destination for low-carbon energy investment because of the incentives on offer in other parts of the world, the industry has warned Jeremy Hunt. In a letter to the chancellor of the exchequer, submitted ahead of next month’s Budget four leading trade associations have banded together to express concern that the government lacks a clear plan to continue attracting clean energy investment into the UK.

Bristol merger with South West completes

Ofgem extends Market Stabilisation Charge again