Water 2050 – our vision
Water companies’ ambition for the future of the sector in England
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Water UK response to Ofwat’s draft determinations
Water UK has today (August 28th 2024) published its response to Ofwat’s ‘draft determinations’ consultation.
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Resilience of water supplies
Customers' number one priority for the water industry is safe, reliable supplies of water at a price they can afford. To deliver this, it's critically important that the water industry plans for the long term, because decisions and investments made today will determine the level of service that the industry can provide well into the future.
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Partnerships with investors
The water sector has delivered major benefits to customers, society and the environment over the past 25 years. Our water supplies are even more reliable, our drinking water remains among the best in the world and our rivers and beaches are cleaner than ever before. This success has been underpinned by partnerships, in particular with investors.
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Why we need a reset for water
… a reset for water Recent history in the sector shows how investment has been constrained even as pressure has grown on … has left the sector with its highest ever need for investment. The UK and Welsh governments must reform the … to overcome the three main barriers to enabling such investment to take place. Underpinning this analysis is our …
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Reform
… achieve? + - An improved regulatory system that maximises investment in our infrastructure. What is the key policy … we need a system that is permanently set up to get more investment to the right places, faster. …
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Water UK publishes 2014 Investor Survey
Water UK has released the results of its 2014 survey of investors, carried out by Indepen.
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Water availability crucial to building new communities
The UK water industry is fully committed to delivering essential infrastructure and supporting the government's National Infrastructure Plan. However, water supply and availability needs to be at the heart of our decision-making for communities, businesses and agriculture - we can no longer just assume water will be there when and where we need it.