CMA rules Veolia must sell Suez’s UK businesses over councils’ cost fears

Its investigation found the merger would likely result in higher cost or lower quality services for councils, with knock-on effects for taxpayers, as well as businesses across the UK

Veolia to sell Suez UK waste business to Macquarie for €2.4bn

The deal is aimed at resolving anti-trust concerns

Customers told to replace shower with wet towels!

Households have been urged to cut their water consumption in the wake of hosepipe bans

Australia unveils poo-powered heat plan for homes

Wastewater will power thousands of homes in Sydney

UNEP and EU bank join forces to slash marine and coastal pollution

The €5m initiative aims to promote adequate water, wastewater, solid waste and industrial emissions management in the Southern Mediterranean region

EU raids water infrastructure companies over alleged bid-rigging

The European Commission said it has concerns certain companies may have violated EU antitrust regulations that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices

Southern Water appoints Lawrence Gosden as new CEO

Mr Gosden, who spent 12 years at Thames Water in a variety of senior executive positions, will take on the new role from 1st July 2022

Renewables and clean transport among projects backed with €7.3m EU funding

The funding will enable companies and utilities to implement measures for protection against a more extreme climate and other disasters

United Utilities completes £164m rebuild of wastewater treatment plant

The project is believed to be the largest purpose-built Nereda process plant in Europe

Nearly 45% of Britons ‘wrongly dispose of unflushables’

Three-in-ten are flushing wet wipes, new survey finds