Sutton and East Surrey Water has announced that from February 2017 it will rebrand as SES Water ahead of retail market opening for business customers in April 2017.
All future correspondence to customers from February will be under the new name of SES Water and will display the new logo.
SES Business Water was set up in back in August to participate in the new retail market in England.
Sutton and East Surrey Water Services are also changing their trading name. The new name is being launched at the same time as SES Water - all correspondence to customers will be under the new name of SES Home Services and will display the new logo.
SES Water will supply drinking water to approximately 685,000 consumers in 285,000 properties.
Customers’ bills will not increase as a result of the rebrand which is being funded by SES shareholders.
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