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Use of inflation indices in the water sector - report by NERA Economic Consulting

Water UK welcomes the Government proposals forestablishing licence conditions the prevent hydraulic fracturing in wells drilled from the surface of key protected areas including high risk drinking water sources (defined as SPZ1).

So that water companies can benchmark themselves against each other, they collate and share historic information about their operations, investment and performance.

Water UK welcomes the Government proposals to amend the scope of the permitted development rights for the drilling of boreholes associated with groundwater monitoring needs for petroleum exploration.

The public drinking water supply is the cornerstone of our public health.

Information on water supply to domestic fire sprinkler systems.

Water UK considers that a risk-based approach should be taken to the protection of groundwater resources whereby risks are identified and assessed, and then appropriate, measured actions taken to mitigate the impacts on the environment and public health.

The purpose of this best practice guideline is to explain the means by which water mains may be provided for new development and set out the information that water companies should provide developers and Self Lay organisations (SLOs) when responding to requests for mains to service new development.

Information published by the Environment Agency for households and businesses with septic tanks and small sewage treatment plants.

Water companies must be made statutory consultees in the planning process for applications relating to unconventional and oil gas development.

Healthcare organisations undertake a number of activities that do, or have the potential to, result in the discharge of various items and substances to sewerage systems.