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  • Singapore’s wealth fund snubs regulated UK utilities amid Thames Water crisis

    Energy

    Singapore's sovereign wealth fund has reportedly told the government that it will not invest in regulated UK water, electricity and gas utilities due to unpredictable rules on infrastructure, in a blow for Labour's economic strategy.

    Toughening up water regulation will “attract global investment” to rebuild the UK’s sewage and pipeline infrastructure, Steve Reed has claimed. Photo: PA.
  • Water investment bosses meet ministers amid hunt for fresh funding

    Politics

    Ministers have held talks with bosses of water industry investment firms in a bid to attract fresh capital to the scandal-hit sector. Environment secretary Steve Reed held a roundtable with roughly 30 people representing investors in the sector such as pension funds on Tuesday in the City of London. Reed said he wants the water [...]

    Ministers have held talks with bosses of water industry investment firms in a bid to attract fresh capital to the scandal-hit sector.
  • Thames Water creditors in funding drive to dodge special administration

    Politics

    A group of Thames Water’s creditors are devising backup plans for a renewed injection of cash in a bid to prevent the firm from being effectively renationalised. The UK’s biggest water company is struggling under an £18.7bn debt crisis, and is in talks with lenders to provide it with fresh funding. The floundering utility firm [...]

    Backers of Thames Water are reportedly devising back up plans for a renewed injection of cash, in a bid to prevent the firm being effectively renationalised, according to reports.
  • Water: Tougher regulation will attract ‘global investment’, Steve Reed claims

    September 5, 2024

    Steve Reed has claimed that toughening up water regulation will “attract global investment” to rebuild the UK’s sewage and pipeline infrastructure. The environment secretary today insisted his efforts to reform the under-fire industry—including the threat of prison time for rogue water bosses—would create “growth and opportunity.” It comes after Reed unveiled the Water (Special Measures) [...]

  • Water bosses risk prison time as government launches crackdown

    September 4, 2024

    Bosses of water companies who obstruct watchdog investigations could face up to two years behind bars, as the government unveils tough new laws to ramp up enforcement. The Water (Special Measures) Bill was introduced in Parliament on Wednesday and will grant sweeping new powers to the Environment Agency (EA), the Drinking Water Inspectorate and Ofwat [...]

  • Water regulator welcomes plan to boost customer compensation

    August 12, 2024

    The water industry watchdog has said it “welcomes” the government’s plan to increase compensation for customers receiving poor services from water companies.

  • Water executives called in for talks with new Labour environment secretary

    July 10, 2024

    Water bosses have been called in for talks with Labour’s new environment secretary Steve Reed, ahead of key investment rulings from Ofwat.

  • Starmer: Nationalising debt-laden Thames Water ‘not consistent’ with our fiscal rules

    July 8, 2024

    Nationalising Thames Water would “not be consistent” with Labour’s fiscal rules, the Prime Minister’s spokesman has said.

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