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  • Bog off: Fatberg finally cleared from Greenwich sewer by Thames Water engineers

    October 29, 2019

    A fatberg the size of a London red bus has been cleared from a sewer by Thames Water engineers – who pulled some of it out by hand. The 40-tonne mass of fat, grease and other waste, was found earlier this year clogging up a Greenwich sewer.  Workers at Thames Water spent three weeks trying [...]

  • Water giants on collision course with Ofwat ahead of crunch ruling

    October 27, 2019

    Some of the water industry’s most prominent investors are said to have complained to the Treasury that regulator Ofwat is becoming politicised. Investors that control suppliers including Anglian, Yorkshire, Affinity, South East and South Staffs reportedly met with officials this month, in a bid to pre-empt Ofwat’s final publication of its financial demands for the [...]

  • Thames Water execs pocket £800k bonus as 650 jobs at risk

    July 4, 2019

    Top Thames Water executives are set to pocket nearly £800,000 in bonuses this year as the utilities firm prepares to cut 650 jobs.  Thames Water yesterday announced that 350 employees could be made redundant and a further 300 roles may be phased out through an employment freeze and the termination of contractor roles. Read more: [...]

  • Thames Water chief executive Steve Robertson steps down

    May 25, 2019

    Steve Robertson has stepped down as the chief executive of Thames Water with immediate effect.  Robertson was unsuccessful in his attempts to turn around the performance of the failing utilities company.  Read more: United Utilities profits up as it worries over nationalisation uncertainty The firm are now said to be looking for someone with a [...]

  • Thames Water outlines refund policy if Labour nationalise utilities

    April 13, 2019

    Thames Water has told investors they will be able to demand a refund if Labour come into power and nationalise the utility after inserting a new clause into to its outstanding bonds. In a stock market document to the Irish Stock Exchange, the company outlined Labour's policies of renationalising water, among other utilities like gas and electricity, as [...]

  • Thames Water unveils £1bn tech investment in bid to boost efficiency

    March 26, 2019

    Thames Water has unveiled plans to invest £1bn in new technology for its water and waste operations in a bid to boost efficiency by 20 per cent. The investment, which will be rolled out over the next six years, will help boost the utility company’s data management for a range of issues such as fixing [...]

  • Regulator Ofwat rejects water firms’ five-year business plans for ‘failing customers’

    January 31, 2019

    Seven of the UK’s leading 10 water companies’ business plans for the next five years have been rejected by Ofwat because they do not “deliver for customers”. In the regulator’s initial assessment of industry players’ plans for 2020-2025, only three companies were given the green light. Four companies – Affinity Water, Hafren Dyfrdwy, Thames Water [...]

  • Profits plunge at Thames Water after extreme weather puts the pressure on pipes

    December 6, 2018

    Thames Water’s half-year profits plunged by nearly 50 per cent today, as a combination of extreme weather and regulatory fines threw light on the mounting pressures that loom over one of Britain’s largest utility companies. The under-fire firm posted pre-tax profits of £67.7m in the six months to September, falling from £129m in the same [...]

  • Thames Water five-year, £1.4bn loan agreement gives incentives for going green

    December 4, 2018

    Thames Water today announced it has signed a £1.4bn revolving credit facility which links interest rates to the company’s success in meeting its environmental responsibility targets for the next five years. In a move designed to rebuild public trust in the company after a series of scandals including a £20m fine last year for pumping [...]

  • These are the 10 projects vying for the title of London’s greatest infrastructure achievement

    October 26, 2018

    The 10 projects in the running to be named London's greatest infrastructure achievement for this year have been revealed. The Institution of Civil Engineers has released the shortlist of 10 projects being considered for the top accolades, with awards being given out next month for the best infrastructure project, innovation, and community benefit. All projects [...]

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