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Six months on from announcing the industry-wide pledges to put public interest at the heart of every decision water companies make, the leads for each of the Public Interest Commitments have been announced. But, what action has been taken so far?
5 years ago
Northumbrian Water chief executive, Heidi Mottram, talks to Utility Week about the success of the company’s tie-up with Anglian Water to create Innovate East - and how collaboration is key to breaking the mould.
Water companies across the UK will be marking WaterAid’s world water day by “marching” in support of providing safe drinking water all over the world.
Utility companies and trade bodies from across the industry have been marking International Women’s Day today (8 March).
As another year draws to a close, Utility Week reflects on the interesting discussions had with several industry leaders up and down the country throughout 2018.
Northumbrian Water won the coveted 2017 Utility of the Year Award. Utility Week finds out why.
Nine of the UK’s water companies have, along with 20 NGOs, joined together to create a set of “shared principles” to improve the health of the environment.
6 years ago
Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) has appointed a new water director who will set out the company’s ambition to be a “game changer” when it comes to tackling leakage.
“What would have been leading performance when I came to Northumbrian Water just wouldn’t pass now.”
Northumbrian Water does not anticipate any supply issues, as it was well-prepared for the dry weather experienced by the UK over the last few months, the company’s chief executive has assured.
Northumbrian Water Group’s (NWG) chief executive and the former chairman of Dong Energy UK were among the utilities leaders recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list for 2018.
Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) has pledged to eradicate water poverty across its supply areas by 2030.
A team of Northumbrian Water’s directors will attempt to live on 50 litres of water a day, in a bid to experience the hardship of supply issues for residents in Cape Town.
