John Healey’s decision to rein back subsidies for heat pumps has come “too soon”, a warm homes expert has warned. The ...

The new Data Centre Covenant commits the government to “support implementation” of Ofgem's proposed data centre commitment ...

Major utility infrastructure schemes are now required to consider biodiversity net gain (BNG) at the planning stage, or risk ...

South Staffs Water is the water company with the highest proportion of its household customer base in debt and Welsh Water has the highest average debt bill per household in arrears, new data released ...

Anglian Water will not use wind to power its new major reservoir in Lincolnshire, citing environmental risks such as turbine blades striking birds. The new reservoir south-east of Sleaford is ...

Our round-up of sector coverage from the media over the weekend features a discussion of how energy policy is pushing gas storage to the Middle East, repercussions from the Budget for heat pumps and ...

Ukraine is showing the power of flex to make energy systems more resilient. What are the lessons for the UK? We went to the experts, including the flexibility commissioner, to find out.

Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has today granted a development consent order (DCO) for National Grid’s £3.2 billion ...

Thames Water’s London desalination plant, which has been out of action through periods of severe drought, might not fully ...

Fintan Slye, chief executive of National Energy System Operator (NESO), has refused to rule out accepting a bonus this year, ...

With NESO’s latest publications pointing to a future in which natural gas, biomethane and hydrogen each play distinct roles across the UK, Orlando Minervino, head of strategy development at Xoserve, ...

Ofwat has chosen accountancy firm EY for a £15 million contract to oversee the turnaround of struggling Thames Water. The ...