This year has been a roller coaster for everyone, businesses have been turned upside down and it has been a tricky path to navigate.
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Throughout the pandemic Leep Utilities has remained committed to providing vital utilities services. We continue to operate our electricity, water and heat networks as usual, serving homes and businesses with essential services
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As part of new Charging Arrangements introduced by Ofwat in April 2020, Water and Wastewater adoption via the New Appointments and Variations (NAV) market provides an alternative to a traditional incumbent adoption.
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Get to know Paul Ellis, our Head of Strategic Accounts here at Leep Utilities. The man behind the windswept and interesting strategic sales stuff!
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As a multi-utility network owner and operator, Leep Utilities is responsible for the adoption of electricity, gas, water, wastewater, and heat networks across the UK. Having successfully navigated the pandemic, our Director of Operations, considers what this ‘new normal’ might look like
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Last-mile multi-utility network owner and operator, Leep Utilities, has been awarded a major contract by Peel L&P for the adoption of the water and wastewater networks at Chatham Waters.
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Due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, our team have been working from home for the last few months . Below we speak to people from across the business to find out how these change in working practices have impacted them and what they have taken away from the experience:
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Leep Utilities remains committed to providing vital utilities services during these exceptionally challenging times. We continue to serve our existing customers whilst also providing essential connections to support critical developments and infrastructure.
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Following a competitive tender process, Leep Utilities secured the contract to own, operate and maintain the last-mile network delivering electricity to the much-anticipated Battersea Power Station Development in South London.
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Water UK have released a Briefing Note for guidance on recovering drinking water supplies in buildings and networks after prolonged inactivity.
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