Ofwat has today published a comprehensive policy statement on climate change and the water sector in England and Wales.

Ofwat has published its new strategy which sets out how it plans to develop economic regulation of the water and sewerage sectors in England and Wales. 

Ofwat has published the conclusions arising from its consultation earlier this year on future strategy for customer charges for water and sewerage services.

Ofwat has published its forward programme for the period 2008-09 to 2010-11 in draft format for consultation.

Ofwat has published its Annual Report for 2007-08. According to the Report, despite the credit crunch during the later part of 2007-08. water companies have where necessary been able to continue to raise finance and remain financially robust unlike other sectors.

Ofwat has today published its proposals to fine Severn Trent Water 3% of its turnover - a total of £35.8 million - for deliberately providing false information to the regulator and providing a poor service to its customers.

Ofwat has  published proposals to change the water supply licensing (WSL) regime to bring the benefits of effective market competition in the water and sewerage industry to more customers.

Water companies would face targets to help customers save more than 23 million litres of water a day (Ml/d), under new proposals published by Ofwat.

Ofwat has today published the supporting document it has been asked to prepare by Defra as leader of the water sector group to evaluate the implications of the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) for the water industry in England and Wales.

Ofwat has written to the water and sewerage companies to clarify its position on how renewable energy will be treated under the forthcoming PR09 Price Review.