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Final water market blueprint lays out options on vertical integration

Final water market blueprint lays out options on vertical integration

Water companies must decide quickly whether to stay vertically integrated, or split into retail and wholesale arms in a bid to guarantee a level playing field for new entrants when the market opens to competition for non-domestic customers in 2017. The options are laid out in the latest version of the market blueprint, published today by Open Water.

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