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Further to my post about how far we have to go on getting water efficiency into the mainstream, a few developments from the world of bathroom design that probably won't be getting a Waterwise Marque for water efficiency any time soon. First... ...more »
It's easy to think that we're getting there on water efficiency if you spend too much time in the industry. There's agreement that saving water is something that we need to do, even if there's disagreement about how to do... ...more »
Smart meters can do so much to meet our energy and climate goals that the industry is dazzled by the opportunity. That's not to say everyone else will feel the same. A recent Daily Mail article referred to them as... ...more »
Organising Utility Week's conference on Protecting Critical Infrastructure has brought home just how difficult it can be getting to grips with planning, not just for emergencies, but for the unforseeable. When we initially thought about organising the meeting we were going... ...more »