This webinar explores the changing landscape of heat networks, with the Future Homes Standard and Ofgem regulation set to reshape the sector. Our expert panel will explain what these shifts mean for developers and consultants, covering technical standards, consumer protection, zoning, and more.

Gateway 2 of the Building Safety Act is a critical approval stage for higher-risk buildings, requiring developers and M&E consultants to submit detailed technical designs before construction can begin. This article explains what Gateway 2 involves, the risks of non-compliance, and how utilities companies can support a smoother submission.

Cash flow is critical in any project. Learn how IDNOs lower upfront electricity connection costs through asset value payments - and why this model can make a big difference to developers and consultants.

Still think a DNO is the “safer” choice? We explain why IDNOs are held to the same strict standards - and why there’s no difference in safety, quality, or reliability.

Both DNOs and IDNOs provide safe, regulated electricity networks - but the way they work is very different. Learn the five key differences and how they could affect your next project

DNOs aren’t the only option anymore. Find out how IDNOs deliver the same safe, reliable electricity networks - with added commercial and delivery advantages.

This year, Power On is proud to support Sarcoma UK - a charity chosen by our employees. Sarcoma is a rare and often overlooked cancer, and we're committed to raising awareness and vital funds to support those affected.

A major new neighbourhood is taking shape in North London - and we’re delivering the multi-utility infrastructure to support it. Brent Cross Town will provide thousands of homes, workplaces, and public spaces, all underpinned by smart, future-ready networks designed with long-term sustainability in mind.

As one of the UK’s highest-rated utilities infrastructure providers for customer service, we’re proud to share how our customers rate us - and what they say about working with Power On.

We’re proud to have delivered the full electrical infrastructure for Beechmoor Retirement Village in Chester - a £36 million development providing high-quality, low-carbon retirement living across 155 homes.

Ofwat’s new Environmental Incentives Common Framework (EICF) is opening up valuable opportunities for high-rise developers—but understanding and applying the framework can be challenging.

With overheating a growing concern in high-rise developments, Power On is urging developers to explore networked ground source heat pumps as a low-carbon solution for both heating and cooling.