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Last year, British Gas suffered a mass exodus of customers, losing around 6 per cent of its customer accounts. Peter Veash asks what is next for the company.
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Companies knew to expect a “significant reduction” in the weighted average cost of capital (Wacc)
Energy Networks Association chief executive David Smith talks about how the energy networks will build on the success of the RIIO price controls in the future.
Richard Laikin sums up what water companies should expect this year.
This year Ofgem will begin their formal consultation for RIIO GD2 – the next price
Ofgem has decided to alter the eligibility criteria for the Fuel Poor Network Extension Scheme
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Network returns are set to significantly exceed the baselines set by Ofgem during the first RIIO periods, the regulator has confirmed in its latest annual reports on the price controls. Tom Grimwood rounds up the findings.
The lowering of capacity market de-rating factors for shorter duration batteries is “sensible and somewhat
It's been an action-packed year for energy and water businesses. As it draws to a close, the Utility Week team looks back at the highs and lows.
Ofwat will apply a net underperformance penalty to South West Water of £2.09 million, for pollution incidents over the last two years.
Tom Grimwood rounds up the energy network projects which won funding in the latest round of the Network Innovation Competition.
“There’s a real desire to move forward on the back of what customers are saying and not wait for PR19.”
Britain’s biggest union has backed calls by MPs for the UK to remain under the
Yorkshire Water has announced plans to reduce leakage by more than 40 per cent by
Water regulator Ofwat has ruled out setting price controls for a three-year cycle, despite admitting
Energy regulator Ofgem has announced its chairman David Gray will retire when his five-year term comes to an end in September 2018.
Water UK has promised the sector will rise to the challenge of Ofwat’s 2019 price review, which the regulator has promised will be “tougher for the average company”.
The survival of the large energy suppliers is threatened by the government’s energy price cap,
The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has slammed Ofwat’s decision to scrap a cap on