November 2019 | Cadent

On the 9th December we will publish our Business Plan for the next five years – from April 2021 until March 2026.

AWS, was established in 2009, to help deliver energy industry regulator Ofgem’s objective to connect 10,000 fuel poor households to the gas network.

The scheme is expected to run until 2021 and it is hoped that over a thousand homes could benefit.

Employees of seven customer-facing utilities become frontline ‘eyes and ears’ in a campaign to stop people being duped by criminals into parting with often huge amounts of money.

It suspects damage to the 12-inch cast iron pipe which runs under the carriageway and has needed to move in quickly to get it fixed.

Cadent engineers are working to locate and repair a suspected gas escape deep under Canning Town.

Cadent is currently carrying out essential gas mains replacement work in Thundersley Grove.

The work is taking place around the junction with North Street, Middle Street and St Leonard’s Road.

Emergency gas service Cadent has added a formidable new vehicle to its inventory – a highly mobile specially developed mini command centre on wheels.

It was five months ago, in the final days of Theresa May’s government, that the UK announced its plans to build a net-zero carbon economy by 2050.

A rallying cry has been issued for innovators to join utilities on a quest to find and develop ideas to improve the quality of life for people living with dementia.

Plans have been outlined for £900,000 worth of major gas mains replacement programme in Ipswich from January 2020.

Some matters can be dealt with in just a few hours or less, but others will require our presence on site for much longer.

As the Customer Safeguarding Manager for Cadent, I focus on a wide variety of vulnerable situations that can affect our customers.

Cadent, which manages the North West’s extensive gas mains network, suspects a leak on one of three pipes which run under Bramhall Lane South.

Cadent organised the clean-up activity with Keep Britain Tidy. Other activities on the day included a quiz and team meeting.

Major engineering work to decommission a very old gas main and replace it with a long-lasting new one was completed this week in Bolton.

Locals are being invited to find out more about Cadent’s plans to write a new chapter into the annals of North Walsham’s rich and varied history in 2020.

Pauline and Ron Adams, from Northwich, sent in a letter – ‘written’ by their bearded collie Chester – to express thanks to the team working for gas network Cadent.