UK water regulator finds Severn Trent unit breached wastewater obligations
UK water regulator finds Severn Trent unit breached wastewater obligations Oct 16 (Reuters) - British regulator Ofwat said on Friday that it had found Hafren Dyfrdwy, a unit of Water utility Severn Trent SVT.L, in breach of its legal obligations over failures in the management of wastewater and sewage services.
The water regulator's investigation found that Hafren Dyfrdwy failed to adequately provide drainage services and manage the contents of its sewer network, breaching its statutory duties
Ofwat also found the company had previously breached licence requirements by failing to maintain adequate processes and systems, although it has since put those measures in place
The company has proposed an enforcement package worth £280,000 ($372,652), which Ofwat has provisionally agreed to accept
The enforcement package will be funded by the company and its shareholders, rather than customers, and must be delivered by 2030
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(Reporting by Nithyashree R B in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)
((NithyashreeRB@thomsonreuters.com))
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