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Ofwat's section 13 proposals have so horrified water firms that a Competition Commission showdown looks inevitable, says Clive Mottram. ...more »

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UK

  1. Judgment day


    Ofwat's section 13 proposals have so horrified water firms that a Competition Commission showdown looks inevitable, says Clive Mottram...

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  2. Self-storage solution?


    Economy 7 has been remarkably successful in the past. Multiple benefits would result from a new domestic energy storage incentive as part of the Green Deal, argues Colin Calder...

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  3. Testing times


    With exam season approaching, William Sprigge grades the Water White Paper and the initial legislation to follow from it - the Water Industry (Financial Assistance) Bill...

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  4. It's nothing new


    Innovation is not top of water companies' to-do lists. Will the situation ever change? asks Karma Ockenden...

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  5. Valued customers


    Even if all a water company's business customers left it for a rival supplier, its RCV would barely be dented. Analysis by Sam Williams...

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Interviews

  1. Byte back?


    Suppliers who think customers will be satisfied with accurate bills from smart metering are in for a shock, AlertMe's Mary Turner tells Janet Wood...

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  2. Flame on: National Grid Gas's John Pettigrew interviewed


    National Grid Gas is among the first wave of firms undergoing the RIIO price review. Janet Wood spoke to chief operating officer John Pettigrew...

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  3. Fixtures, not flittings: Colin Skellet interviewed


    Wessex Water's long-serving boss Colin Skellett supports policies that will stand the industry in good stead for the long term, not quick fixes. He talks to Karma Ockenden...

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  4. Code red: David Cox interviewed


    The Gas Forum's new managing director David Cox is adamant that gas supplies are plentiful, and that Ofgem's Code Review could damage the industry. He talks to Trevor Loveday...

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  5. Water powers; Richard Benyon champions the Water White Paper


    Water minister Richard Benyon is championing the Water White Paper. He tells Megan Darby why he thinks the government has got it right...

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Europe

  1. Heat too rash


    The Energy Efficiency Directive's plan for mandatory combined heat and power is winning few friends, reports Siân Crampsie...

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  2. Light in the dark


    Despite FIT cuts, PV can still be attractive to utilities if they use the power purchase agreement model as Thames Water has, says Patrick Charignon...

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  3. Fair trade? Europea prepares to regulate energy trading


    European regulation of energy trading presents companies with both increased cost and new opportunities. Paul Ward says, be prepared...

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  4. The Netherlands' energy factories


    The Dutch are rebranding their sewage works as "energy factories". Could British water companies follow suit, asks Richard Ratcliff?..

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  5. Finland keeps faith with nuclear power


    While Germany ditches nuclear in the wake of the Fukushima crisis, John Pagni finds that Finland's faith remains unshaken...

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