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water plugholeSES Water has become the first UK water company to provide free virtual water efficiency home checks in partnership with Save Water Save Money - the largest global provider of water efficiency solutions.

Published in Company News

CMAWater consumer watchdog CCW is warning that customers must not lose out on the service levels and investment they value most when the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) re-examines four water companies’ future plans.

Kevin Benson from HUBER Technology explains how the wastewater treatment specialist is pursuing business as usual for the HUBER hire fleet – the company is open for business during the COVID-19 lockdown HUBER BUSINESS AS USUALready to help customers with any issues arising on site.

Published in News Showcase

tap glassOfwat has stepped in to ward off the risk of systemic failure and possible collapse of the still-developing retail water market as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 emergency.

FITCH FY PRESSURESFitch Ratings is warning that the fallout from coronavirus, including delayed customer payments, increased bad debts and modified consumption volumes, will temporarily reduce cash flow, liquidity and covenant headroom of UK water companies in this financial year.

Published in Finance and Risk

washing machineMore than 5,000 frontline NHS workers that are required to wash their uniform at home and more often during the current coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak have applied for a water bill rebate from Wessex Water and Bristol Water.

Published in Company News

NHS Nightingale HospitalSpecialist Thames Water engineers have been working behind the scenes to protect the newly opened NHS Nightingale Hospital, together with other hospitals and care homes, from supply interruptions during the coronavirus pandemic.

Published in Company News

coronavirus blueWater companies in England and Wales have stepped up efforts to help customers who have lost their jobs or had their incomes cut during the coronavirus crisis.

Published in Company News

coronavirusOfwat and MOSL are drawing up a package of initiatives aimed at minimising disruption to the operation of the business retail water market as a result of coronavirus and warning that the impacts are already being felt. 

Rachel Fletcher OFWATOfwat has written to the the Chief Executives of the water companies in England and Wales setting out the regulator’s expectations how companies should support vulnerable customers and assist retailers facing immediate cash flow constraints in the current COVID-19 coronavirus emergency.

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