Workforce, culture and performance

Battling the odds: achieving success in adversity

Weekend press: Energy firms can force-fit prepayment meters again

In the roundup of sector stories from the national presses this weekend is news that Ofgem has granted three energy providers permission to begin forced installations of prepayment meters; the nation's climate policy led a senior Tory to quit; and the spotlight remains firmly on Thames Water as its new boss joins

Utilities workforce retiring early due to pressure of upskilling

More than 200,000 properties lose power during festive storms

New Year press round-up: Sewage spill monitors extend reach to cover all England

Thames Water’s parent company downgraded again

Price cap predicted to significantly fall in 2024

Give us the tools to hit net zero

Ofgem weighs in on EDF billing row with famous artist

Kraken enters offshore wind management market

Suppliers near century of ‘very serious’ compliance incidents

Octopus settlement error costs other suppliers £50m

Ofwat: Customer service still has a long way to go

Ofgem weighs up candidates for flexibility market facilitator

ESO: We need to step back from flexibility at some point

Ofwat to introduce consumer licence condition in months

Affinity’s CEO calls for water scarcity to be on national agenda

The role of financeability duties in a stagnating economy

Ofwat demands vulnerability plans from water companies

Thames names former Centrica boss as CEO