Water

Northumbrian fined over half a million pounds for pollution

SES lifts boil notice after E-Coli scare

Weekend press round-up: Gas levy gets green light

Energy dominated the headlines across the national media this weekend, with the government under pressure to act amid continued volatility in wholesale gas prices, with warnings that more energy retailers could exit the market imminently. Meanwhile, ministers are said to be weeks away from announcing plans to move green levies from electricity to gas bills.

SES says ‘no indication’ of contaminated water leaving treatment works

Heated debate: Is consumer engagement fit for the net-zero journey?

SES Water instructs customers in Oxted to boil drinking water

UU adds cloud computing to AI leak detection

Ultrafiltration innovation to secure long-term water quality

Yorkshire invites innovation bids

CCW sets out PR24 priorities

Water UK proposes a Rivers Act

Thames incurs £16.7m penalty for poor customer satisfaction

Ofwat calls for greater board oversight of asset health

Driving down energy and chemical use in nitrogen and phosphorus removal

Cox expected to stay on at Ofwat until 2022

Jonson Cox is expected to have his position as chair at Ofwat extended while the Secretary of State begins the process of appointing a successor. Cox has held the position since 2012 and had the tenure extended in 2019 until the end of this month.