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IRISH WATERThe Commission for Regulation of Utilities has announced that implementation of a new non-domestic tariff framework for Irish Water business customers will go live on 1st May 2021.

ICE LOGOThe Institution of Civil Engineers has written to the Competition and Markets Authority expressing its concern over Ofwat’s backward looking econometric historical model and calling for it to be replaced with a more forward looking model at future Price Reviews.

East Cliff Bournemouth 1The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs has published the updated coastal concordat which sets out the separate processes for consenting coastal developments in England.

Environment Agency news imageThe Environment Agency has accepted more than £1.12 million in total in Enforcement Undertakings (EU) from five water companies, according to the latest data published by the Agency for the period between 1 June and 30 September 2020.

Rachel Fletcher OFWATOfwat has said that the higher prices allowed by the Competition and Markets Authority in the appeals by four water companies against its Final Determinations would simply be taken by investors in the form of dividends.

Cows 1Arla Foods, the dairy company owned by 12,000 dairy farmers, has applied to Ofwat for self-supply water and sewerage licences.

The Consumer Council for Water (CCW) is warning over the potential impacts on customers of the Competition and Markets Authority provisional findings in the Ofwat PR19 appeals by four water companies.

WATER UK LOGOWater UK has welcomed the Competition and Markets Authority’s provisional findings in the appeals by four water companies against Ofwat’s Final Determinations on their AMP7 business plans.

OFWAT LOGOOfwat has warned that customers will pay more on their water bills and investors could scoop up the extra as higher dividend pay-outs if the Competition and Markets Authority confirms its position on the price review appeals by four water companies.

Ofwat has revoked water and sewerage licences for two more retailers operating in the retail business sector.

Leicester-based company Utility Bidder Ltd has applied to Ofwat for water supply and sewerage licences to operate in the retail business sector.

Ofwat says that water companies which make better use of bioresources activities – transporting, treating, recycling and disposing wastewater sludge to develop even more low carbon energy, could provide real benefits to customers, society and the environment.

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