July 2021 | Cadent

For the past eight months, an entrepreneurial team of our business graduates have put their heads together to create a brand new app for our Connections customers.

Major engineering work has started (from Monday, 26 July) to install 500-metres of new underground gas mains, to help safely deliver gas to thousands of homes.

According to the UK Green Building Council, around 10% of the country’s carbon dioxide emissions are directly associated with construction activities.

Engineers are using specialist cameras to find the source of a leak on a gas pipe underneath a busy road in Cheadle.

Teams from Cadent, which manages the North West’s 21,000-mile gas distribution network, will be operating in Stone Cross Lane South, Lowton.

Winlaton, Gateshead to become first community to receive hydrogen blend via the public natural gas network

Work will begin on Monday (26 July) to install a new gas main in Nantwich town centre, as engineers move to secure safe and reliable supplies.

Cadent, which manages the North West’s 21,000-mile underground gas distribution network, will be working in Lower Breck Road, near the Rocky Lane junction.

The Climate Change Committee (CCC) estimates an investment spend of £250bn to upgrade insulation and heating in homes, as well as provide the infrastructure to deliver the energy.

The UK’s first homes with appliances fuelled entirely by hydrogen have been officially opened by Energy Minister, Anne-Marie Trevelyan

As of 9 August 2021, we will be revolutionising our asset protection capabilities by moving to LinesearchbeforeUdig.

Work begins next week (5 July) to ensure gas supply to thousands of homes in Cheshire is not adversely impacted by a scheme to improve access to a business park.