Edinburgh-based Business Stream has signed another multi-million-pound contract with Greggs and also signed a new water contract with the Scottish Football Association (SFA).

Ofwat is warning that ongoing market frictions continue to require urgent attention in its review of the third year of the business retail market.

Retail water market operator MOSL has published its Strategy setting out its vision, purpose and objectives for the next five years.

Smarta Water, Tor Water and Utility Bidder have been awarded Water Supply and Sewerage Licences (WSSLs) by economic regulator Ofwat to operate in the business retail water market.

John Reynolds, CEO of Castle Water, reflects on a year of change since the non-household water sector in England opened up to competition in April 2017.

As the water retail market picks up momentum, Charley Maher, managing director at water2business shares her thoughts on what’s next for the retail market.

Ofwat has agreed to what is described as a “major change in policy” to the credit arrangements put in place in the Wholesale Retail Code (WRC) for retailers in the competitive non-household business market.

Water industry regulator Ofwat has today announced that it has stepped in with proposed changes to the retail market codes to make sure that wholesalers act in good faith in their negotiations with retailers, especially new entrants.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is consulting on the appeals procedure about decisions made by Ofwat to modify the codes which govern competition and regulate agreements between incumbent and non-domestic water suppliers.

Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd has gone out to tender with a contract for the supply of water and wastewater retail services to its sites in Scotland and England worth an estimated £24.5 million.