Thursday 02 December 2021 15:44
Manx Utilities have been helping support electricity utilities in Cumbria to restore much needed electricity supplies following the devastation caused by Storm Arwen following a call for help from the electricity consortium group (NEWSAC).
Wednesday 22 September 2021 16:59
Manx Utilities have announced the addition of the first Electric Vehicle (EV) public rapid charging point as part of its ‘pay-for-use’ charging network due for installation on 29 September 2021.
Friday 17 September 2021 16:03
Representatives of Manx Utilities met with the Commissioners of Garff and Peel this week to provide an update on the work that has been carried out to progress sewage treatment for the remaining Island catchments to complete the Regional Sewage Treatment Strategy.
Friday 06 August 2021 15:18
Manx Utilities is progressing with the replacement of a 4km water main at a cost of £1.71 million as part of its investment strategy to upgrade water mains on the Island; and helping to preserve water supplies by eliminating leaks and bursts on its network.
Wednesday 21 July 2021 13:48
Thursday 01 July 2021 08:21
The Island has experienced another dry period in June, as well as during spring, and Manx Utilities is asking the community to think about how they utilise their drinking water supplies in the warmer months of the year.
Monday 14 June 2021 17:02
Manx Utilities have applied for a closure of the steps that link South Quay with Douglas Head Road to undertake essential repairs to a surface water drainage pipe for a period of four weeks, commencing 5 July 2021.
Monday 26 April 2021 09:00
Manx Utilities has announced a second call for sites, this time in the Peel, St John’s and the Central Valley areas.
Friday 16 April 2021 11:23
Manx Utilities has confirmed its electricity, water and sewerage charges that apply from 1 April 2021
Wednesday 31 March 2021 15:04
Manx Utilities’ Sulby Hydro-electric station is celebrating a milestone of service to the Island. The renewable energy power station located in the Tholt-y-Will quarry has been helping the Isle of Man play its role in addressing climate change for 40 years.