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The water regulator has ordered water companies in England and Wales to refund customers due to widespread underperformance
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The water regulator has warned firms against overstating energy costs in 2025-30 plans due to concerns of inaccurate projections amid rising wholesale energy prices
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Nearly 1,200 sewage overflow pipes in England and Wales discharged raw sewage for over 300,000 hours last year in protected wildlife habitats, according to a report
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That’s the claim of a committee report, stating both Ofwat and the government are failing in supporting the water industry
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Serious pollution incidents have risen from 2021 – and £132m in fines have been issued
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Government advisers have warned that Britain could face queuing for emergency bottled water “from the back of lorries”
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A new SPS will be laid before Parliament, calling for Ofwat and water companies to become more sustainable
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The incident is believed to have killed approximately 3,000 fish
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The UK water regulator has challenged the regional water companies to implement a wide range of environmental improvements while cutting bills
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Thames Water, Northumbrian Water, Essex and Suffolk Water and Hafren Dyfrdwy have been put ‘on report’ by the Consumer Council for Water
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The Regulators’ Alliance for Progressing Infrastructure Development (RAPID) will bring together staff from Ofwat, the Environment Agency and Drinking Water Inspectorate
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The retailer says the licence will give it the opportunity to take more control over water usage and data, deal directly with wholesalers and improve its water strategy
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