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January 2009
Incandescent about light bulbs
Spare a thought for EDF Energy. Apparently it is not best pleased about moves to end its energy services company... ...more »
Sometimes it's not good to bottle things up...
The potable stuff from Welsh Water has played a role in exposing a scam involving bottled water, a businessman called... ...more »
Nuts on the loose
It may or may not be getting a tad hairy in the south of Scotland. Disconnector muses thus on learning... ...more »
Not such sterling work on the ETS, after all
You may be sick of items about the credit crunch, but the following might make you smile. Wryly. As The... ...more »
Is that really such a a hot idea?
Disconnector would like to award a cringe trophy this week. It goes to the Welsh Water call handler who suggested... ...more »
It's not fat, it's art!
And now for something which readers of a sensitive nature may prefer to pass over. Anglian Water is sponsoring an... ...more »
Chilled wine with your dinner?
Now, the great man has heard of quiet dinners, but what follows beggars belief. Water officials were left "baffled" after... ...more »
Across dressing...
People using the Humber Bridge recently were astonished to glimpse Scooby Doo, a pink flamingo, an Easter Bunny, a chicken... ...more »
A cool appraisal of price rises
It hardly seems likely that anyone will have tried to get through the start of the year's cold snap without... ...more »
In a spin over UFOs
This is the wind turbine damaged by a UFO (as The Sun has suggested, wonderfully). Last week, the redtop sparked... ...more »
Everything counts in large amounts
Finally, a cautionary tale from water watchdog Ofwat. Last month, the regulator published the snappily titled document Capital expenditure for... ...more »
All in the line of duty...
Last summer, anti-climate change activists set up a camp in Kent and tried to shut down Eon's Kingsnorth power station.... ...more »
Hallelujah for National Grid's engineers
It's not every week that gas engineers are mentioned in the same breath as iconic balladeer Leonard Cohen. But Denise... ...more »