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The Institution of Mechanical Engineers suggests the cost of treating and managing water supplies is set to increase as the UK experiences increasingly long and hot summers

That’s according to Citizens Advice, which says the government and Ofgem must work together to ensure all energy customers can benefit from new technologies and business models entering the market

The Consumer Council for Water suggests water providers are failing to close a “gulf” between high levels of satisfaction with the quality of services provided and unhappiness regarding high costs

A new report from CDP warns this is despite the sector being at risk of missing targets set by the International Maritime Organization

The Energy Institute’s Energy Barometer 2019 suggests the continued political focus on Brexit is stopping important energy issues from being properly discussed and dealt with

Electron, National Grid Electricity System Operator, SP Energy Networks and UK Power Networks have teamed up to create the ‘first-of-a-kind’ shared database

Demand is expected to rise by more than a tenth by 2024, rising to a height of 4.3 trillion cubic metres

Water UK says companies across England have agreed on a series of pledges to do more to benefit consumers, improve services and safeguard the environment

ELN Editor Sumit Bose talks to Mike Hughes (Schneider Electric) in the latest edition of Talking Energy

Ross Jackson, Associate Partner at EY, says the answer is yes and told ELN all about a new tool able to measure it