Workforce, culture and performance

On the move: Electricity North West, Sagacity, Clancy

SGN chief: Energy sector should learn lessons from Crossrail

Power supplies restored to a third of a million customers

Weekend press: Water bosses received £25m in bonuses since last election

Turning the TIDE – the next wave of change  

Ofwat: Brace for change in PR24 determinations

Thames and SGN convert sewage to heat homes

Grid competition poses risks to transmission build out, warns Winser

Jackson and Mottram join Utility Week Live’s biggest ever content programme 

Utilities face increased fines for delayed street works

Weekend press: South West accused of failing to be honest over drought projections

In our latest round-up of the weekend’s national news coverage, South West Water has been criticised by the Environment Agency for not being “honest, open and transparent with regulators about their drought projections and potential risks to security of supply” in the summer of 2022. Elsewhere, the Environment Agency is facing allegations of neglect of the River Wye over effluent and contaminated waters at free-range egg farms flowing directly into watercourses and it is revealed that Britain’s gas network is still using engines from 1960s RAF fighter jets.

Ramping up for net zero: Digital transformation and capital delivery

New awards will celebrate success of women in utilities

Water Industry Awards return for 2024

Time for more science in employee engagement

Chris Stark resigns from Climate Change Committee

Entries now open for Flex Awards

Seven contractors join Northumbrian’s largest-ever framework

Asset management in the decarbonisation era

Former Ofgem director joins Ovo as VP of regulation