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Temporary water retail price cap rise proposed

Temporary water retail price cap rise proposed

Ofwat has proposed a small, temporary uplift to the price cap for water retail non-household customers of 0.31% after agreeing to a rise in July to avoid systematic retailer failure linked to covid-19. Following a consultation, the adjustment will come into effect from April 2022.

4 years ago

MOSL names innovation winners

The seven winners of MOSL's innovation fund have been awarded a share of £700k to develop and trial solutions to persistent market frictions in the non-household water market. Winning bids were judged on how they could improve the retail market for retailers, wholesalers and customers.

4 years ago

Anglian trials IoT monitoring for sewer vacuum systems

4 years ago

Preparing a substantial asset base for an unpredictable future

4 years ago

Thames admits ‘long way to go’ with transformation programme

4 years ago

UU dominates meter reading in north west

4 years ago

Thames Water shareholder buys another 9%

4 years ago

Innovation round-up: £863 million hydrogen project, Waste2Glass launch, Bill and Melinda Gates back off-grid toilet

4 years ago

South East expands automatic enrolment for social tariffs

4 years ago

Severn Trent captures carbon from sewage treatment

Severn Trent has joined forces with CCm Technologies to create a sustainable fertiliser from waste by applying carbon capture technology to wastewater treatment processes at its Birmingham plant. The company said the scheme will open new commercial streams and contribute to its 2030 triple carbon pledge commitments.

4 years ago

Meet the Innovators: Steve Kaye, UKWIR

4 years ago

Ofwat concerned about finances of SES, Southern and Yorkshire

4 years ago

Water consumption rose by 9% during lockdown year

4 years ago

A zero boundaries world for data

4 years ago

Davy: Tackling climate change is my top priority for PR24

Susan Davy, chief executive of South West Water-owner Pennon Group, has said preventing and adapting to climate change is her top priority for PR24, whilst discussing the company’s financial results for the six months to the end of September.

4 years ago

Beyond zero carbon: lessons in business transformation

4 years ago

Weekend press round-up: MPs probe energy meltdown

In our latest review of sector coverage in the national media, the BEIS committee chair promises “tense discussions” as he launches a review into the wave of energy supplier failures. Meanwhile, Centrica has axed its Evolve brand and disquiet is expressed at water companies reporting bumper profits despite pollution performance concerns.

4 years ago

Pollard: Time for water to get political

4 years ago

Move fast and fix things: Can utilities embrace agile ways of working?

4 years ago

What’s the point of appeals?

4 years ago

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