The water system is broken - we're told so every day. Utility Week editor James Wallin and chief correspondent Ruth Williams ...

Protections for investors in the UK’s renewable energy industry are needed to avoid “perceptions of a cliff-edge” in the move to zonal pricing. That is the view of Energy Systems Catapult (ESC), which ...

The remaining three schemes have received almost £10 million of funding under the Heat Networks Investment Project (HNIP). Launched in 2018, the HNIP provided £304 million in grants and loans to ...

Previously assumed benefits of zonal pricing are "largely wiped out” when updated grid plans are taken into consideration.

Midlands councils are developing a set of template documents which will enable local authorities from across the country to ...

A social energy tariff would exclude recipients from market innovations such as National Grid’s Demand Flexibility Service ...

Bill and rejected a Conservative bid to ensure Labour’s election claims that it will slash bills for consumers. The House of Commons passed the third reading of the Great British Energy Bill by 361 ...

Polling for Utility Week by Verian has shown strong support for the energy transition, with respondents saying they would accept new generation assets near their homes. However, the polling of 1,258 ...

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Ofgem has been called upon to update supply licence conditions to protect small business customers from "unfair debt collection practices" by third-parties working with energy suppliers. More frequent ...

The government’s proposal to undertake a year-long review of the water sector has been criticised for "completely missing the point". Wessex Water's director of infrastructure Matt Wheeldon told ...

Low-income households in Scotland could be given 50% discounts on their water bills, under proposals put forwards by Consumer Scotland. The consumer group has written to the Scottish Government ...