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Water companies in England and Wales explore ‘surge pricing’ during drought

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Water companies in England and Wales explore ‘surge pricing’ during drought
The Guardian
The Guardian1 hrs ago
Water companies in England and Wales explore ‘surge pricing’ during drought
Suppliers could factor water scarcity into charges as part of Ofwat proposal to reduce consumption Water companies could be allowed to raise bills for customers during periods of drought under proposals being considered by the sector’s regulator for England and Wales. Suppliers would be permitted to factor “water scarc
iNews
iNews6 hrs ago
How water companies could charge you more during drought
Rule changes being proposed by the water regulator could allow a new regime of dynamic pricing creating higher bills when water is scarce
GB News
GB News15 hrs ago
Water companies to introduce 'surge pricing' during droughts under new plans
Water companies to introduce 'surge pricing' during droughts under new plans  gbnews.com
LBC News
LBC News18 hrs ago
Households could face a hike in water bills during droughts under new plans - lbc.co.uk
Households could face a hike in water bills during droughts under new plans  lbc.co.uk
The Sun
The Sun19 hrs ago
Water firms allowed to hit Brits with surge pricing during droughts despite fury over rising bills
WATER firms will be allowed to charge higher prices during droughts as part of new Government-backed plans. Suppliers can impose “surge pricing” and factor water “scarcity” into bills, as Brits were warned to use less water in their homes. It comes despite Andy Burnham last week slamming firms for winning approval to c
The Independent
The Independent🏁 first to report2 days ago
England is officially in drought – how do we fix our water woes?
With the drought hitting millions and putting Southern Water weeks away from completely running dry, Helen Coffey looks at what we can do as individuals – and as a nation – to conserve water as back-to-back heatwaves look set to be a recurring aspect of life