UK Potable Water and Sewerage Landscape: Shift Towards Maintenance and Asset Management Gaining Traction

A new research report, titled “POTABLE WATER AND SEWERAGE-UK-APRIL 2018” has been added to the vast repository of Market Research Hub (MRH). The report is a holistic source of information and analysis on the UK potable water and sewerage landscape.

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According to the report, for the assessment period 2015-2020, Ofwat is moving towards total expenditure model, which is likely to remove bias towards capital expenditures. The new regulatory framework is also anticipated to deliver effective solutions, while providing an impetus to the productivity gains in the sector. On account of these factors, potable water and sewerage landscape in the UK is likely to witness transformation.

According to the report, capital expenditure rose by nearly 16% in 2016/17. The total capital expenditure is usually dominated by the long-term capability of non-infrastructure expenditure of these assets. The report also offers an in-depth analysis and insights on the sewerage capital expenditure in England and Wales. The industry is witnessing a shift towards maintenance and asset management, and this is likely to have an influence on the potable water and sewerage landscape. According to the report, the next price control period can create challenges for water and sewerage companies.

The opening up of water retail market in England to non-household customers is likely to bring some changes in this landscape. The report discusses these factors in detail, and offers an analysis on the impact of market factors, climate change, environmental legislation, population and household growth, technological change, and the key companies operating in this landscape. The expectations of the regulatory framework for the much-anticipated price review (PR19) have also been included in the report.

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The UK potable water and sewerage landscape is highly impacted by macroeconomic factors such as the overall developments in the economy. The report offers analysis on the forecast GDP development for the period 2016-22, and offers quarter-on-quarter analysis on the output components percentage contribution. Inflation, interest rates, and house prices have been discussed in detail in the report.

The report also tracks the consumer spending and manufacturing landscape, and discusses the business investment domain in detail. Industry regulation and legislative environment such as the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (UWWTD), Revised Bathing Water Directive, and The Drinking Water Directive have been analyzed in the report.

In addition to these insights, the report also offers detailed analysis and insights on the industry structure, water services, regulators, and overall performance of the sector. The concluding sections of the report offer a detailed analysis on the competitive landscape in the potable water and sewerage sector in the UK.

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