March 2020 | Cadent

Employees of gas network Cadent donated food and other goods to Widnes Foodbank after clubbing together vouchers they’d been given by their employer.

Charities and community groups can apply for individual grants of between £100 and £100,000

Cadent delivering £4m upgrade to local gas infrastructure in Brent to help keep Londoners connected to safe and reliable gas supplies

Innovative ‘Gas-Bots’ have made their regional debut in Norwich

As a huge biomethane refuelling station (Europe's largest) connects into Cadent's network, our sustainable transport strategy manager David Jones

Cadent lays future energy foundations for St Albans with essential replacement of ageing gas mains in Hatfield Road

We are continuing to deliver safe and reliable gas supplies and to operate the gas emergency service for our 11 million customers

Cadent completes essential gas upgrades nine weeks early.

Tyldesley, has completed more than a week ahead of schedule

Cadent's Dr Kate Jones joins key West Midlands business forum

Cadent launches its first job scheme targeted at unemployed people.

Latest phase of five year programme to replace ageing gas mains in Thurrock gets underway

New underground pipe to keep gas flowing safel

I am nearing the end of my graduate scheme and my last placement is supporting the establishment of the Cadent Foundation.

I started my training scheme with Cadent back in September 2017. Before this I was working in a McDonald's full time, while studying engineering at college.

“An apprenticeship really helped me progress through the company,” says Cadent’s Craig Hansbury

Working in the Customer Centre is honestly the best job I’ve ever had, leading a diverse team responsible for delivering for our customers every day.

Usually round, every now and again we find a different shape...

Dr Angela Needle on the UK maximising the benefits of hydrogen

Cadent, the UK’s largest gas distribution network, has today priced and agreed to issue the UK’s first transition bond

Last week I wrote about my thoughts on innovation and how the pipeline industries can change to survive.

Cadent helps King David Primary pupils to learn about dementia

Across our networks there is some amazing innovative work being done, whether it be utilising drones to assess our network, repairing leaking pipes using CISBOT.

Before embarking on the Industrial Placement scheme at Cadent, I had just finished my second year at Aston University