Membership
Serious about utilities?
To forge a long-term partnership with utilities, you need to be part of their world. Utility Week membership arms your teams with the information they need to stay ahead of the market, and creates unique opportunities to access utilities leaders and position your business.
Trusted insight
Our expert journalists combine deep insight with unrivalled industry relationships. We don’t just report the news on energy and water - we shape the national agenda and predict what’s coming next. That's why we’re read and trusted by leaders at all major utilities and their teams.
High impact events
Utility Week members enjoy preferential access, exclusive rates and VIP experiences at our award-winning conferences, awards and exhibition, Utility Week Live – taking a deep dive into the biggest issues of the day and delivering practical insights to take back to the front line.
Connections that accelerate change
Utility Week brings together the right people at the right time, with networking forums for them and their teams; deep dive sessions on the most pressing industry challenges; and facilitated matchmaking to drive innovation.
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What our members say
Our members span the whole utilities industry, including energy & water companies, regulators, suppliers, innovators, and advisors. Here’s what some of them have to say...
"Utility Week feeds into a wider understanding of developments in the environment and landscape across politics, regulation, and technology. It also provides an interface with other utility sectors.
We have a lower level of understanding of gas and water, so we need to build that knowledge to understand wider trends."
"I read Utility Week for business development: to identify new clients, new market players, and potential opportunities.
I also need to stay up to date with the latest regulations. It’s valuable to understand the challenges our clients and prospective clients are dealing with."
"We’re often locked out of regulatory discussions because we’re further down the supply chain, so we end up getting an abridged version from clients.
Getting a neutral view of what’s going on is highly valued."
