Non-domestic water retail

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Severn Trent and UU apply for supply licence for Water Plus

Severn Trent and United Utilities have applied for a water and sewerage supply licence for their joint venture Water Plus, which would allow the company to participate in the new water retail market when it opens in England.

9 years ago

New water provider ‘Brightwater’ set up to target Scottish SMEs

9 years ago

Blog: Brace yourselves for Brexit, the CMA, and a major water market deal

9 years ago

Business Stream eyes further acquisitions following Southern Water deal

9 years ago

Q&A: Johanna Dow, chief executive, Business Stream

9 years ago

Southern Water announces retail market exit

9 years ago

Tesco recruits Waterscan to reform water supply arrangements

9 years ago

Pennon gears up for market opening

9 years ago

Dee Valley Water commits to offer paper bills to customers

9 years ago

Dee Valley profits down amid tougher price controls

9 years ago

Portsmouth Water profits up ‘significantly’

9 years ago

Business Stream gets set for market opening

9 years ago

Water Plus becomes legally incorporated company

9 years ago

Special report: Utility Week Live 2016 reviewed

9 years ago

Leader: Thames boss is ready to shake things up

9 years ago

Chief executive’s view: The water market must work for customers

9 years ago

United Utilities profits drop 9 per cent as new price controls bite

9 years ago

Thames and Northumbrian prepare to play in water retail market

9 years ago

Water firms only allowed to back-bill for 16 months: Ofwat

9 years ago

Two-thirds of Irish Water customers paid bills in first year

9 years ago