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Nuclear battle of the sexes

Twenty-five years after Greenham Common, British women remain opposed to the construction of nuclear power plants

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Thames chief quits as upgrade cash capped

David Owens leaves water utility as Ofwat price ruling leaves it facing 'significant challenges' in funding investment

Greenlight for rollout of smart meters

Details on 47m new gas and electricity meters that monitor energy consumption in real-time are expected on Wednesday

‘Don’t worry, we’ll take care of everything’

The man who runs British Gas wants to sell less gas, but a new world will bring new opportunities

Spain turns down the air conditioning

Maximum heating and minimum cooling temperatures have been set for public buildings in attempt to limit power usage

Conservatives propose energy-efficiency loans

Shadow Housing Minister announces plan to offer lending for retrofit of homes but green charities want more detail

Nuclear plans still flawed, says watchdog

Safety regulator points to unanswered questions in French and US-Japanese designs for new breed of British reactors

Ofwat ruling will hit unmetered homes

Water companies to increase bills as regulator relaxes tough stance on industry and encourages frugal usage

Proposed changes to water bills

Ofwat's price cuts are much lower than water companies expected but regional customers may not reap the benefits

Water regulator bows to lobbying on price cuts

Ofwat has proposed that companies reduce bills by £3 a year, far below the £14 reduction that it originally outlined

United Utilities to turn into a pure water group

North West water company to sell its last non-core businesses, Northern Gas Networks and Manila Water Company