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Investor concerns remain over regulation of water
Investor concerns remain over the level of regulatory intervention in the water sector, the head of Global Investors Association, Lawrence Slade, has told an inquiry into Ofwat's powers by the House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee. Slade called for longer term oversight to give investors assurance in the coming decades.
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Northern Gas Networks’ voyage of IoT discovery
Digital Catapult has launched a cross-sector IoT Discovery programme, offering organisations 1-2-1 support on investing in IoT, with Northern Gas Networks participating in the first cohort. Rukmini Prasad, product and partnerships manager for IoT at the Digital Catapult, answers UW Innovate’s questions.
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S&P predicts tough but stable AMP7 for SVT
As one AMP cycle comes to an end credit rating agency S&P analyses the outlook for fast-tracked Severn Trent as it begins the tough new regulatory period.
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NI Water warns of environmental and health risks of underinvesting
Continued under-investment could result in environmental or public health risks, warns NI Water as it questions its ability to provide water and wastewater infrastructure for proposed new homes across the country without new funding being added.
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H3O: Water UK reflects on 30 years of investment
Michael Roberts, chief executive of trade body Water UK, reflects on what investment has meant for everything from seahorses to the health of waterways over the past 30 years.
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Thames named as environmental leader
Thames Water has been recognised by investment benchmarking survey as an industry leader for environmental, social and governance policies.
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SSEN announces £2.4m switchgear upgrade
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is upgrading 11kV switchgear at four of its substations in the south of England as part of a £2.4 million investment programme.
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Profits hike for Solarcentury
Solarcentury’s profits have seen a sharp increase over the last year following investment in solar projects across Europe and Africa.
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CEO View: ‘I can see what is wrong with Labour’s proposals’
"Reading Labour’s criticisms of National Grid and their proposals for state ownership resonated with me personally, both because I know the unfairness of their criticisms of us but also because I can see what is wrong with their proposals," says John Pettigrew, chief executive of National Grid.
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