SES Water

Ofwat concerned about finances of SES, Southern and Yorkshire

Water consumption rose by 9% during lockdown year

SES lifts boil notice after E-Coli scare

SES Water instructs customers in Oxted to boil drinking water

SES sets out demand-led carbon ambitions

Wessex and SES Water have each joined the UN-backed Race to Zero to halve global emissions by 2030. SES has set out its demand-led net zero plan that will see all customers migrated to a smart water meter and abstraction reduced by 25 per cent

Water sector makes strides on plastics commitment

SES reports missing targets during lockdown

SES Water has reported missing its target to lower per capita consumption (PCC) due to “soaring” use in lockdown. However, leakage targets were met and efforts to increase communications with its vulnerable billpayers led to 90 per cent feeling supported.

Defra introduces water labels but ‘misses opportunity’ on building standards

SES embarks on ‘demand-led’ net-zero plan

Real-time data essential to meet PCC targets

SES switches company cars to EVs

SES Water has taken further steps to minimise carbon emissions from its vehicle fleet by providing only electric or plug-in hybrid employee cars.

Ofwat names innovation competition winners

Study suggests £720m cost to plug water poverty gap

The cost to plug the "water poverty gap" could be up to £720 million, according to a report commissioned by Water UK. It shows the number of people living in water poverty in England and Wales is greater than previously calculated as of 2019/20, with more than 4 million households struggling to pay their bills.

SES launches ‘myth busting’ campaign

SES Water has created a campaign to debunk commonly held myths about water consumption at a personal, local and global level as part of its efforts to reduce consumer demand in its region.

EA to reclassify seven regions as water stressed

The Environment Agency has proposed moving seven more water companies’ regions to water stressed status meaning they must evaluate introducing compulsory metering.