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The regulator has published its long-awaited final determinations on PR19, in which it has conceded to significant compromises with Thames Water but stayed firm in the face of opposition from several other major players in the sector. Utility Week looks in depth at the responses to each company and how much of a dispute remains.
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Water company shareholders may have joined the fight against Ofwat’s proposed price cuts, but it might be too little, too late, says Nigel Hawkins.
On the back of strong financial performance at United Utilities, chief executive Steve Mogford talks to Utility Week about how the company has transformed itself into one of the best in the sector and why he isn't losing sleep over renationalisation
Leakage targets have been set by Ofwat to see a country-wide reduction of 17 per cent and some companies tasked with up to 25 per cent. A new report, available exclusively to Utility Week members, looks at how the sector is approaching the issue and some of the lessons learnt to date.
Ofwat's final determinations on water company business plans for the next five years was due to take place the day before the general election but the regulator has said purdah protocols have now made this impossible.
Parts of the South East of England have less water per person than parts of Morocco so it's little wonder PCC targets are top of the agenda for Water Resources South East as it formally launches its collaborative approach to addressing the region's water shortage issues.
The following year saw Michael Gove, then environment secretary, launch a searing attack on water
Ofwat chief executive Rachel Fletcher opens up about the mounting pressure as the 11 December deadline approaches for its final determinations on water company business plans for the next five years.
As water companies ponder their next move on the toughest price controls since privatisation, Nigel Hawkins considers whether we could see a raft of appeals to the CMA and what approaches companies may take to argue their case.