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What will the energy networks of the future look like?

What will the energy networks of the future look like?

The future for gas and electricity networks has to be one of close engagement with customers, while managing more extensive assets and markets than in the past. This new report gauges the thoughts of the industry and of expert commentators on how they see the networks of the future developing.

3 years ago

Utility Week Industry Champion 2022: Jonson Cox

3 years ago

Centrica to launch disability mentoring scheme

3 years ago

Utilities among most inclusive employers in UK

3 years ago

On the Move: SSE CEO joins Anglian

3 years ago

On the Move: Former big six boss appointed CEO for battery developer

3 years ago

Government must end ‘disjointed’ green skills support

3 years ago

Why company culture belongs in PR24

3 years ago

On the Move: Bevan to leave EA

James Bevan will step down from his role as chief executive of the Environment Agency with effect from March next year after seven years in the role. Working closely with the next head of the EA will be Trudy Harrison, recently confirmed as water minister at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs under Terese Coffey. Elsewhere Severn Trent has strengthened its board.

3 years ago

Shapps appointed BEIS secretary; Coffey returns to Defra

3 years ago

Businesses must shift from intent to action on diversity

3 years ago

Utility Week Awards finalists revealed

3 years ago

On the Move: Scottish Water CEO; BEIS names second permanent secretary

Alex Plant, Anglian's director of strategy and regulation has been named as the new chief executive of Scottish Water to succeed Douglas Millican who will retire May 2023. Meanwhile, a second permanent secretary will re-join BEIS from HS2. Clive Maxwell, who was head of energy transformation in 2016/17 in the department, will work alongside Sarah Munby.

3 years ago

Water asset management: Preparing for an uncertain future

3 years ago

Ofgem appoints new director of networks

3 years ago

BEIS reveals ministerial responsibilities

3 years ago

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?

3 years ago

Everflow beefs up senior team as it seeks to diversify

3 years ago

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

3 years ago

BEIS awards £15m to heat pump projects

3 years ago

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