Ofwat has launched a new consultation on possible approaches to setting outcome delivery incentives for the 2024 price review (PR24).

Water UK, the organisation which represents all the UK water companies, has questioned Ofwat’s proposed approach to funding bioresources activities at PR24, saying that this represents “the considered and consolidated views” of its members.

David Black, interim Chief Executive at Ofwat, has said that taking action to tackle water companies’ unacceptable performance in releasing sewage into the environment is a priority for the regulator in coming months.

Water sector regulator Ofwat says allowed return on capital was "generous to companies" in the 2014 Price Review for the AMP6 2015-2020 investment programme.

The Financial Times has published two separate articles flagging up decades of under-investment by the water companies in their networks while paying £73 billion in dividends to shareholders.

Ofwat has launched a new consultation on its proposed approach to how bioresources activities could be funded at the upcoming Price Review in 2024 (PR24).

Ofwat has published a new discussion paper setting out its emerging proposals for performance commitments in PR24.

Wessex Water has published a new report setting out a new strategy developed in collaboration with Frontier Economics  which it says will revolutionise regulation of the water industry.

Ofwat has published a paper setting out its approach to conducting customer research collaboratively with CCW and the sector for the 2024 Price Review (PR24) to inform common performance commitments, outcome delivery incentive (ODI) rates and acceptability and affordability testing.

CCW has published a manifesto setting out the priorities for what it wants to see from the 2024 Price Review (PR24) - and the organisation wants CCW to play a leading role in the coordination of collaborative, centralised research.