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Water firms must face up to supply chain concerns

Water companies want to spend around £100 billion in AMP8. But the supply chain may for the first time have the upper hand to pick and choose. British Water's chief executive Lila Thompson tells Utility Week how the changing landscape could bring long overdue improvements.

9 months ago

A year in the life of DSOs | Setting up and growing

9 months ago

United Utilities selects seven firms for £3bn infrastructure work

9 months ago

DCC chief steps down after seven years

9 months ago

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Ofgem proposes ‘reputational incentives’ for suppliers

2 years ago

Keeping water where it counts – new thinking in drainage design

2 years ago

The REGO windfall: Money for nothing?

2 years ago

Citizens Advice slams Northern Powergrid ED2 appeal

2 years ago

Retailer plea for data release to unlock social tariff

2 years ago

Reform for customer support and engagement

2 years ago

Affinity first to lay out PR24 plans

Affinity Water has laid out its business plans for 2025-30 to invest £2.55 billion to improve river health, reduce abstraction, boost water quality, drive down leakage and enhance customer experience. This represents an additional £1 billion from its PR19 spend.

2 years ago

Satellite technology gives utility employees space-age protection

2 years ago

Time to be smart about financing net zero

2 years ago

Ofgem seeks views on ending PPM premium

2 years ago

Thames reveals £1.1bn plan to upgrade 250 treatment sites

2 years ago

Data rich, fuel poor

As Utility Week launches our Action on Bills campaign, PA Consulting’s Amy Marshall looks at how technology can be used to move the dial on fuel poverty at the time we need it most.

2 years ago