Ofgem has confirmed the final cap and floor levels for the 1.4GW Viking Link interconnector to Denmark, which entered commercial operation in December 2023. Viking Link is the world’s longest onshore ...

Hundreds of thousands of sensors will have been deployed by the end of this AMP, but how can water companies get the best ...

Great British Energy has awarded local authorities across the country a share of £10 million to support publicly-owned clean energy projects. The move will see buildings such as libraries, fire ...

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Utility Week explored the need for a new index for quantifying the value of network interventions on voltage levels across their networks. The article sprang off an event, hosted by Utility Week in ...

Embedding new approaches to contracting, the realities of modular build and updating design assurance are among the top priorities for industry leaders overseeing massive new infrastructure programmes ...

Key players in the UK’s water sector have insisted a new laboratory is needed to tackle a backlog in getting new drinking water assets into the market. Currently, there are only five ...

A centralised smart meter data hub has been unveiled for the water retail market to enable more efficiency and provide enhanced regulatory insight. Currently, there is no agreed specific method ...

The explosion of artificial intelligence has brought with it a new power demand challenge. How big could that demand get and what can be done to prepare for it?

The chief executive of Thames Water has warned that it will “take at least a decade” to turn the beleaguered company around. Chris Weston made the comments as Thames revealed it made a pre-tax ...