July 2026 | Cadent

A new biomethane plant in Northamptonshire has begun supplying renewable gas into Cadent's network, marking another important step in the rapid growth of the UK's biomethane sector.

Essential pipeline upgrades in Crookes, Sheffield, will replace gas pipes installed over 75 years ago

Work starts Monday 27 July and is scheduled to finish on Friday 14 August

The scheme involves replacing 3,154 metres of ageing gas pipe over a 17-week period

Gas pipes buried deep under Rampton Road in Willingham are due to be replaced by engineers from Cadent - the UK’s largest gas distribution network.

Cadent is replacing 150 metres of ageing metal mains in Cambridge Road, Hitchin, with the work also affecting the junction with Millard Way

Work gets underway on Monday 27 July and is expected to last nine weeks, finishing on Friday 25 September

We’ve developed a project to upgrade approximately 1,700 metres of ageing metal gas pipes along The Pound from the junction of Maidenhead Road to the junction of School Lane, including Terry’s Lane from 27 July until 4 October 2026.

Engineers from Cadent, the UK’s largest gas distribution network, started work on Monday 1 June to decommission metallic pipes which were originally installed in 1930 and replace them with durable new plastic pipes which will last for decades.

Gas pipes installed as World War II ended to be replaced in Luton upgrade

The scheme involves replacing 1,600 metres of ageing gas pipe originally installed 70 years ago.

Residents and business owners in Stowmarket are invited to attend a public event organised by Cadent, the UK’s largest gas distribution network, to learn more about essential gas works taking place in the Onehouse Road area this summer.

Cadent is replacing 516 metres of ageing gas main in the area, with work taking place in two parts during the summer.

Cadent is replacing 120 metres of ageing metal mains with modern plastic pipes which will future-proof the local network for decades to come