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Environment Agency vows to ramp up water checks

The Environment Agency will transform how it regulates the water sector by “significantly” increasing its inspections to ensure compliance by companies. Chair of the organisation, Alan Lovell, said the regulator will be investing in "new specialist officers, data and tools which will significantly increase the time we are able to spend on regulating the water industry”.

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Tory-linked think tanks lobby for energy efficiency rebate

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Demand Flexibility Service given green light

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Heat pump funding pot tipped to be ‘blown’ before deadline

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Good Energy launches time-based energy matching for businesses

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Coutinho refuses to update carbon budget plan as Energy Act is passed

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Ofgem to adopt new regulatory regime for major grid upgrades

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Ofwat flags financial concerns with half of water companies

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EDF and Ovo weigh in on Utilita CMA appeal

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Government: No one should wait for hydrogen heating

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Cross-sector data sharing tipped to unlock support

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New laws passed to improve EV charge point rollout

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Strategic energy plan can provide ‘rallying place’ for debate and decisions

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Spending on waterways is ‘skewed’ towards CSOs

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Octopus CEO: DFS was best driver of smart meter uptake

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A quarter of customers cannot repay energy debt

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Half of Brits say energy bills are biggest financial worry

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MPs urged to investigate Scottish Power PPM warrants

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Thousands join £2bn claim against ‘unscrupulous’ brokers

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Davy: CSOs weren’t talked about five years ago

Flexibility in water regulation is required to ensure companies can react to evolving consumer expectations such as sewer overflows, Susan Davy, head of Pennon has argued. She noted that overflows, which politicians and regulators made an investment priority for water and sewerage companies, were not being talked about five years ago when plans for PR19 were being made.

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