Ruth Williams

SVT sets out emissions reduction targets

Severn Trent has set its reduction targets for direct, indirect and supply chain greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 in line with guidelines from the Science Based Targets Initiative

Affinity ramps up home efficiency checks

Affinity's customers have saved thousands of litres of water in the past few months thanks to virtual home visits that let the company remotely share advice on reducing consumption without entering peoples' homes.

A window to innovation

Last month Anglian expanded its Shop Window project, which aims to use the town of Newmarket as a live testbed for innovative solutions to the problems the water sector is facing now, and for the future. Utility Week chats to the driving forces behind the project.

Cathryn Ross to join Thames

Yorkshire awards contracts worth £553m

Drawing a line under PR19

The publication of the Competition and Market Authority(CMA)'s water redeterminations justify why a record four companies sought an appeal. With gains made on all sides Utility Week explores what has been won and lost.

Pollard: We need to turn water industry on its head

CMA narrows gap with Ofwat on cost of capital

The CMA has set the cost of capital for the four water companies that rejected their price review last February. The new figure of 3.2 per cent is closer to Ofwat’s final determinations than the CMA's provisional findings in September.

NI Water begins essential wastewater expansion project

Northern Ireland Water has started work expanding the wastewater treatment works in Belfast to cater for the growing population, housing and industry needs.

Alliance formed to stop leaky loos

A water efficiency group that includes Waterwise, Thames and SES Water has teamed up with the Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA) in a bid to banish leaking toilets.