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CMA LogoCompetition and Markets Authority Chief Executive Andrea Coscelli has confirmed he will step down from the role at the end of his current term in July 2022.

OFWAT LOGOWater sector regulator Ofwat has launched a new consultation on price and non-price protections for business customers in the water retail market. 

CMA LogoThe Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has this morning announced its decision to refer Pennon Group’s acquisition of Bristol Water for a phase 2 investigation.

BUSINESS RETAIL MARKET AWARENESS LEVELOfwat’s State of the market 2020-21: Review of the fourth year of the business retail water market concludes that while business customers who are active and engage in the water retail market continue to benefit from competition and choice, the market is working less well for smaller business customers.

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

CMA LogoThe Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has found that the merger of Veolia and Suez could lead to a loss of competition in the supply of water and wastewater management services in the UK.

FARM surface water pollution by slurrySomerset farm business Alvis Brothers Ltd, of Lye Cross Farm, Redhill, has been ordered to pay £37,184 for polluting a tributary of the Congresbury Yeo. 

OFWAT LOGOOfwat Interim Chief Executive, David Black has written an open letter to water customers telling them that If the regulator finds that water and wastewater companies have done wrong, Ofwat will hold them to account.

RAPID-logoThe Regulators’ Alliance for Progressing Infrastructure Development (RAPID) has launched a new consultation on its proposals to establish common regulatory and commercial frameworks needed for the development of strategically important water resource supply solutions.

OFWAT LOGOOfwat has today published a discussion paper setting out options to strengthen water companies' financial resilience.

OFWAT LOGOOfwat is today proposing a small and temporary increase to the price caps in the business retail market - the temporary increase is intended to allow retailers to share some of the unexpected costs associated with bad debt that have arisen following the Covid-19 pandemic.

OFWAT LOGOOfwat has finalised its decision which will see Thames Water pay over £11 million to 13,800 business customers and water retailers for errors in its data which led to customers being billed the wrong amount.

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