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ANGLIAN WATER AMP8 BUSINESS PLAN COVERAnglian Water has today submitted its AMP8 business plan to Ofwat setting out how it will invest more than £9 billion between 2025-30 to deliver essential investment in the East of England.

SOUTH EAST WATER AMP8 BUSINESS PLAN COVERSouth East Water has today submitted its £1.9 billion AMP8 Business Plan for 2025-30 to Ofwat – the company’s most ambitious plan ever.

NWL LOGONORTHUMBRIAN WATER GROUP AMP 8 2025-30 BUSINESS PLANNorthumbrian Water Group has submitted its £4.5 billion AMP8 Business Plan for 2025-30 to Ofwat for its member companies Northumbrian Water and Essex and Suffolk Water.

SOUTH WEST Water AMP8 business plan coverSouth West Water has submitted its £2.8 billion AMP8 business plan to Ofwat setting out its proposals to invest £2.8 billion plan between 2025 to 2030 which would support 2,000 new jobs for the region.

Affinity Water AMP8 BUSINESS PLAN COVERThe UK’s largest water only supplier, Affinity Water has submitted its five-year AMP8 Business Plan to water industry regulator, Ofwat outlining its proposals to invest £2.2 billion between 2025 to 2030.

Yorkshire Water colleague at Scarhouse 1Yorkshire Water has submitted its AMP8 business plan plans to Ofwat as part of the Price Review 24 (PR24) process, outlining a £7.8 billion investment across the region between 2025 and 2030.

UNITED UTILITIES AMP8 BUSINESS PLAN - COVERUnited Utilities has today submitted its draft AMP8 £13.7 billion business plan proposals for 2025-30 to water sector regulator Ofwat.

CSO OVERFLOWWater companies in England and Wales have today submitted ambitious plans to the economic regulator Ofwat, proposing the largest ever investment in the sector.

Environment Agency officer genericExperts are pushing for more investment now to ensure England is in the best possible position ahead of future droughts, the National Drought Group (NDG) heard this week.

NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE COMMISSION LOGO250National Infrastructure Commission Chair Sir John Armitt is warning that cutting leaks and reducing demand alone isn’t sufficient in the face of population growth and increasing drought risk - there also has to be significant investment in a broad mix of new infrastructure.

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