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UK infrastructure planning to be reformed, with government touting faster clean energy deployment

UK infrastructure planning to be reformed, with government touting faster clean energy deployment

The UK Government has published a plan to speed up the planning and delivery process for large-scale infrastructure projects, including offshore wind farms, which can currently take around 12 years to develop.

Environmental Improvement Plan: Government unveils ‘comprehensive’ to-do list to reverse nature decline

Sustainable drainage set to be mandated at new developments, UK Government confirms

New Environment Secretary: Defra ‘listening to all sides’ in farmer payment review

Water firms accused of harming UK’s seafood supply chains through sewage dumping

Bacardi to slash emissions footprint with CHP plant

MPs blast lack of regulation and enforcement as ‘chemical cocktail’ forms in UK waterways

UK’s Environment Bill finally passes into law after two years

COP26: String of water companies join Race to Zero, 700 corporates asked to disclose water risks to investors

Mars targets ‘water balance’ at manufacturing plants facing water stress

CDP: Water risk costs for corporates five times higher than cost of action

Aldi toilet wipes certified as ‘fine to flush’ by Water UK

‘Another step towards net-zero’: Anglian Water invests in onsite solar at key site

Why Heineken is championing water circularity as its contribution to the SDGs

Heineken granted water self-supply licence for UK operations

Brewer Heineken has been granted a self-supply licence to deliver its own water and wastewater services for all of its UK operations, in a move it claims will bolster its water stewardship efforts.

Whitbread first hospitality firm to be granted water self-supply licence

Regulator Ofwat has granted hospitality giant Whitbread a self-supply licence to deliver its own water and wastewater services for all of its brands in England.

What if? An innovative outlook on the environment

How to avoid wasting wastewater

Open for business: England launches world’s largest water retail market

The water retail market for England's non-domestic water customers is now officially open for business, with company's across the country able to grasp a portion of an expected £200m economic boost that the opening is expected to bring.

Northumbrian and Anglian team up for water retail market

With just over a week to go until the non-household water retail market opens, Anglian Water Business (AWB) and NWG Business have teamed up to create a new retailer of water and wastewater services in England and Scotland.
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