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Breakdown of accounts comes as testing on Tideway tunnel set to begin and UK’s biggest water provider faces debt crisis
Batteries and other solutions aim to store wind, solar and hydropower to make up for intermittent supply
Creditors holding £5bn of debt have been spooked by default of parent company this month
Three takeaways from a bullish IEA forecast on the state of electric cars and batteries
Industry faces 2039 deadline on the dirtiest energy source but existing gas plants escape present standards
Alignment of standards would lower costs to develop small modular reactors, speeding up their rollout
Shortage of data raises questions over condition of infrastructure as groups seek sharp increases in bills
A potential failure at the UK’s biggest water provider could carry sector-wide risks, survey finds
The rush to exploit a power surplus in the country’s north has raised questions over infrastructure and energy use
Investors grow nervous over financing technique likely to be used by government for future projects
US manager known for aggressive approach bets markets are too pessimistic about potential losses on utility’s debt
Troubled utility asks regulator to approve higher expenditure alongside potential rise to bills
Ofwat criticises failure to improve infrastructure in letter seen by Financial Times
US bank says higher interest rates, inflation and global conflict have dented outlook for energy transition
Government contingency plans could see bulk of debt taken on by state with utility split in two
Special administration might limit fallout for other utilities and provide a chance to tackle unwieldy structure
Chancellor says UK government will never insure investors against poor decisions
Gulf energy group in discussions with CVC and GIP about possible acquisition of their shares
Notes on performative default and Chekhov’s water pistol
In 32 years since privatisation £78bn has been paid out of utilities
Ballooning leverage and excessive financial engineering are among the unnerving parallels with the 2008 financial crisis
Investors calculated that it would take £8bn of fresh equity to comply with Ofwat conditions
Separating punishment for past sins from future investment should be the priority
Telecoms group joins growing list of companies plugging shortfalls from state electricity provider
Australian group had been criticised for loading UK utility with debt
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