The Environment Agency is warning that despite some progress made by the water companies in England in reducing leakage and managing water demand, both remain unacceptably high and exceed national forecasts.

United Infrastructure has been awarded a contract by Northumbrian Water as its smart metering solution installation partner in the North East of England.

Severn Trent Water has awarded an AMP8 contract for AMI meters for itself and sister company Hafren Dyfrdwy Cyfyngedig - the contract had an estimated value put at £200 million when it went out to tender in October 2024.

MOSL has announced the publication of MOSL’s Quarter 1 (Q1) Report for 2025/26, covering its key performance indicators (KPIs) and improvement programmes.

Anglian Water has finished installing its initial rollout of 1.1 million smart meters across its region, in an investment worth £153 million. The milestone, which sees the company hit its AMP7 target ahead of time, means the water company is on track to deliver smart meters across its entire region by 2030.

In the second of a series of Expert Focus articles for WaterBriefing, John Lillistone Director of Water at Arqiva, explains that smart meters are just the beginning and takes a look at how water companies can handle the coming data flood.

Affinity Water, the UK’s largest clean water supplier, has partnered with Independent Water Networks Ltd (IWNL) to drive forward their water neutrality project in Mid-Bedfordshire.

A new reservoir, new pipelines and a new advanced water recycling centre form part of a transformational £1.5 billion investment plan that Essex & Suffolk Water have outlined in order to ensure the region, the driest in the country, has enough water for residents and businesses.

Thames Water has awarded an AMP8/9 contract for the supply of smart water meters, goods & services worth an estimated £180 million-plus.

Southern Water has gone out to tender with a major AMP8 contract for Alternative Metering Services with an estimated value of £300 million.