Workforce, culture and performance

Water firms to pay £150m after ‘falling short’ on ODIs

Plans for UK’s largest green hydrogen hub approved

Weekend press round-up: Give locals who back fracking money off their energy bills, says Tory party chairman

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national media, Jake Berry has suggested people should be offered money off their energy bills in return for agreeing to fracking in their area. Meanwhile, Ofgem has said there is a "significant risk" that Britain may face gas shortages this winter.

Wessex chair warns of ‘perverse consequences’ of PR24 framework

Half Hourly Settlement: The regulatory revolution industry is impatient for

With rising energy bills, government-backed initiatives to relieve energy costs and the Labour-proposed national energy generator, the strategic direction of the UK energy market is under increased scrutiny and speculation. Could market-wide half hourly settlement be the revolutionary change that will catapult the industry into the future?

Energy bill strike called off after failing to gain support

Energy crisis having ‘disproportional impact’ on heat network customers

Ofwat kicks off third innovation challenge

Over 200,000 customers could be forced onto PPMs this winter

Government nuclear vision has ‘no substance’, warns union

Energy retailers brace for ‘Meter Reading Day’

Everflow beefs up senior team as it seeks to diversify

Switching hits 20-year low

CMA probes sale of National Grid gas arm

‘Boys’ club culture’ is holding back women in utilities

Government heat pump scheme branded ‘exclusive offer’

EDF looks at extensions for two nuclear plants

Ofgem warns suppliers over failed RO payments

Soaring energy prices add millions to UU’s operating costs

Sensing underground assets: LV network monitoring in ED2