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Digital Weekly: PR24’s £100bn question – is it deliverable?

Our latest’s digital weekly edition analyses updates on water company business plans for 2025-2030 and whether costs are likely to rise even further. We also profile Wessex Water’s bold strategy on nature-based solutions to tackle storm overflows and interview one of the founders of the Womens Utilities Network about unconscious bias in the sector.

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Digital Weekly: Biosolids under threat

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Fear of 'forever chemicals' could pose threat to sludge disposal strategies
Women's voices still not being heard
What's the future of the demand flexibility service?
Plus: Grid connections; heat pump spend and new energy minister

1 week

Digital Weekly: PR24 boss on price control pinchpoints

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Ofwat price control director Chris Walters shares his early view on water company business plans
What are the emerging risks keeping utilities bosses up at night?
The changing role of wetlands
Plus: Thames Water investment woes; dumb meters; curtailment costs and customer satisfaction declines

2 weeks

Digital Weekly: Resetting customer relationships

Contents
The role of regulators in rebuilding consumer trust
Barriers to success for catchment nutrient balancing
What stakeholders really want to hear from distribution system operators
Plus: Storm overflows, a 'dynamic' price cap and T-pylons

4 weeks

Digital Weekly: Has REMA gone far enough?

Contents
Analysis of the government's approach to electricity market reform
The challenges of providing flexibility with heat pumps
Why storage tanks are not the silver bullet for tackling CSOs
Plus, ESO’s electrical spine, water companies accused of paying lip service to customer groups and a milestone is reached in energy flexibility

1 month