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Thames Water rescue plan guarantees £20.5bn funding | Cash Information

Editorial Board Published September 3, 2025
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The group of Thames Water lenders aiming to rescue the corporate have set out plans for £20.5bn of funding to bolster efficiency.

The proposals, submitted to the regulator for consideration, embrace commitments to spending £9.4bn on sewage and water property over the subsequent 5 years, up 45% on present ranges, to stop spills and leaks respectively.

Of this, £3.9bn would go in the direction of the worst performing sewage therapy websites following a collection of fines towards Thames Water, and different main operators, over substandard storm overflow programs.

It stated this could be achieved on the 2025-30 invoice ranges already in place, so no additional will increase can be wanted, nevertheless it continued to argue that leniency over poor efficiency can be wanted to impact the turnaround.

The collectors have named their consortium London & Valley Water.

It successfully already owns Thames Water below the phrases of a monetary restructuring agreed early in the summertime however Ofwat is but to provide its verdict on whether or not the consortium can run the corporate, averting the prospect of it being positioned in a particular administration regime.

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Is Thames Water a step nearer to nationalisation?

Thames is on the point of nationalisation due to the size of its monetary troubles, with money owed above £17bn.

With out a deal the consortium, which incorporates funding heavyweights Elliott Administration and BlackRock, can be worn out.

Ofwat, which is to be scrapped below a shake-up of oversight, is wanting on the operational plan individually to its proposed capital construction.

The latter is anticipated to be revealed later this month.

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Thames Water handed document positive

Mike McTighe, the chairman designate of London & Valley Water, stated: “Over the subsequent 10 years the funding we’ll channel into Thames Water’s community will make it one of many greatest infrastructure initiatives within the nation.

“Our core focus can be on enhancing efficiency for purchasers, sustaining the best requirements of consuming water, lowering air pollution and overcoming the various different challenges Thames Water faces.

“This turnaround has the opportunity to transform essential services for 16 million customers, clean up our waterways and rebuild public trust.”

The federal government has clearly signalled its choice {that a} market-based resolution is secured for Thames Water, although it has lined up a restructuring agency to advise on planning within the occasion the proposed rescue deal fails.

A significant problem for the consortium is convincing officers that it has the expertise and folks behind it to fulfill the calls for of working a water firm of Thames Water’s measurement, serving a couple of quarter of the nation’s inhabitants.

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