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“We don’t want machines to take over everything. But we do want them to do
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Thames Water will carry out a “full investigation” to prevent future disruption to customers after a burst pipe in Hampton caused water shortages across areas of west and south west London yesterday (12 June).
What we’re trying to become is the fastest learning water company on the globe. And
Northeast-based water retailer, Everflow Water, has announced the expansion of its business operations with the opening of a new office in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
Branding has never been more important for utilities. They have to remain competitive in a
Changes to Southern Water’s abstraction licence for the River Test in Hampshire pose “a challenge” for the company as it looks “more likely” it will need to apply for a drought permit this summer.
Local authorities must partner with businesses to drive the low-carbon agenda at the community level
New chief operating officer, Steve Spencer, has announced that Thames Water will build its first new sewage works in nearly 15 years. The project will be located in Guildford, Surrey.
From smart lightbulbs that light up before you arrive home to smart thermostats that learn
Edinburgh-based water retailer, Business Stream, has appointed Margaret McLay as its new director of business transformation. In this position she will be responsible for leading the effective delivery and coordination of the company’s transformation programme.
The water industry is a highly capital intensive business, with perhaps 70 per cent of
Angela Smith’s first ever lesson about the perils of political interference in the utility market
The latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) did not make the most positive reading for
On 21 February this year, Lord Tyrie, the chair of the Competition and Markets Authority