We adopt electricity, gas and water infrastructure on residential, commercial and industrial developments nationwide.
Whether you’re installing one utility or all three, we can own and operate utility networks of all sizes.
As an IDNO, we’re licensed to adopt low voltage networks right through to extra high voltage (EHV) electricity connections at 132kV. As an IGT, we own gas networks operating at 7 bar and below.
What we offer
We’re a leading independent multi-utility network operator, trusted by ICPs, developers and consultants alike to manage and maintain last-mile utility connections.
Capital contributions to adopt your electricity infrastructure and offset your construction costs
Innovative design solutions with a two to three-day turnaround on design approvals and amendments
Fast track easement and wayleave process with our in-house Land Rights team, supported by third-party legal partners
Every cable and pipe you install is a revenue-generating asset. We pay you to adopt these utility assets, offering competitive asset value payments to help make your projects viable.
We assign asset values to each individual connection, so you’re not waiting until the entire development is complete before you start receiving payments.
Asset value payments can help you:
Case studies
We make utility connections a simple and seamless experience, adding expertise and value every step of the way. As an established multi-utility network operator, we provide electricity, gas and water services that communities rely on.
We partner with ICPs, UIPs and SLPs up and down the country to deliver construction projects of all sizes.
Get in touch to discuss how we can reduce your upfront capital costs and improve your project cash flow by adopting the utility networks you install.
FAQs
What’s the difference between an IDNO and a DNO?
Independent distribution network operators (IDNOs) are licensed by Ofgem to build, operate, maintain and invest in electricity networks, just like DNOs. As well as operating nationally and not regionally, what makes an IDNO different is that IDNOs pay developers, housebuilders and ICPs to adopt electricity networks on new developments.
What’s the difference between an IGT and a GDN?
Both IGTs and GDNs are regulated by Ofgem to build, operate, maintain and invest in gas networks. But unlike GDNs, independent gas transporters (IGTs) operate nationally and offer asset value payments to adopt newly-constructed gas networks.
How is mua different from other independent network operators?
We’re a multi-utility network operator, adopting and operating the electricity, gas and water infrastructure. We’ll work with you from design through to energisation of your utility connections, making your life as easy as possible.
How can I get an asset value quote for my next electricity, gas or water project?
You can generate instant asset value quotes for electricity, gas and water connections at residential, commercial and industrial developments through our asset value portal.
