Resource optimisation
Trade effluent costs set to soar – are you ready?
Trade effluent charges in the UK are set to climb steeply over the next three years, Mike Callis reviews the potential cost impacts for business customers.
Why trade effluent compliance is fast becoming a business-critical issue
Neil Pendle, CEO. talks about trade effluent compliance and why what was once was a quiet back-office consideration, it’s now a high-stakes issue with major financial, regulatory and reputational consequences.
Resetting the water sector: Ofwat to be abolished
Waterscan welcomes bold reform and recognition of Self-Supply customers saving over 3 billion litres of water The Independent Water Commission, … Read more
The Cunliffe Review: A critical moment for the UK water sector
The interim findings from the Independent Water Commission review, led by Sir Jon Cunliffe, have been released.
Call for Change – Sindiso Bango-Dube
Water scarcity is no longer a distant threat. It’s a growing reality facing businesses, policymakers, and society at large.
Strengthening the business water market through targeted reform
Neil Pendle, CEO of Waterscan, outlines key priorities for targeted reform to strengthen the non-domestic water market
Closing the Action Gap: Turning CDP reports into real progress
CDP (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project) is the leading global environmental disclosure system, providing a voluntary framework for companies to … Read more
PR24 Final Determinations: Impact on large water users
Neil Pendle, CEO of Waterscan, provides a detailed analysis of the PR24 Final Determination’s impact on large water users, specifically in the Self-Supply community.
The hidden costs of PR24: Understanding the real impact on businesses
As the uncharted waters of the regulatory landscape shift with PR24, businesses need to understand that the true cost of these changes will be far greater than the headline figures suggest.
Securing our future: Tackling the UK’s water challenges
As we face the dual crises of too much water in some seasons and too little in others, the urgency for action has never been greater.
