December 2020 | Cadent

Early on Sunday morning the residents in the village of Hoylandswaine, Barnsley, alerted us to a problem of poor gas pressures.

Essential work involving repairs to local gas network on A140 in Hevingham between Norwich and Aylsham to continue

Road closures and temporary traffic lights will be needed to keep engineers, residents and motorists safe while the work is under way.

Looking at these fantastically festive photos, it’s difficult to believe the neighbours of King William Street in Tyldesley, Manchester, hardly knew each other’s names at the start of 2020.

A major project is set to begin in January to replace one of St Helens’ oldest underground gas mains, which pre-dates the Second World War.

Utilities are uniting to write a new chapter in the diverse history of Whitechapel with Cadent deploying game-changing robots to deliver essential work.

As a country we have made incredible strides over the past decades to bring climate change to the front of the policy agenda and to couple that with real progress in decarbonising electricity production.

It’s very apt that at the 2020 Energy Networks Innovation Conference (ENIC) we’ve had to innovate to innovate.

Chief Strategy & Regulation officer, Dr Tony Ballance shares his response to the CCC Carbon Budget.

We will take the next few weeks to review the Final Determination from Ofgem, before we are able to make a decision on our next steps.

Amid a bleak midwinter of tiers, social distancing and tough restrictions Cadent employees have done their part in bringing cheer and comfort to those living with dementia by participating in Elf Day.

Earlier this year, Cadent signed up to the Social Mobility Pledge. We believe that as the UK's biggest gas distribution network, we have an obligation to not only serve our communities, but help develop them as well.

This target builds upon the recently published 10 point plan which established the clear role that hydrogen will play in the UK’s future energy scenarios.

In October I declared my candidacy for election to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)’s East of England Regional Council.

Today (3 December) is International Day of Disabled Persons, this year the theme is ‘not all disabilities are visible’

Gas workers spread a little festive cheer in Crewe last night as they arranged a surprise visit from Santa and gifts for local children.

Dyslexia is a learning difference which primarily affects reading and writing skills. However, it does not only affect these skills.

Cadent has won an award for an essential project to keep the gas flowing in Huntingdon where engineers installed a temporary walkway to keep a vital school route open.

Incentivising hydrogen supply, potentially through a Contracts for Difference (CfD) mechanism, similar to offshore wind

Dr Tony Ballance, Chief Strategy & Regulation Officer, shares his response to Bright Blue’s latest report – Going Greener: Public attitudes to net zero.