Press releases

Mark Powles, chief executive of Business Stream, has welcomed the announcement in the Queen’s Speech that legislation will be introduced to improve the water industry.

England in line to create full competition following Scottish success.

East Anglian turkey producer Bernard Matthews has switched its water supply provider for its Suffolk production site to Business Stream, Scotland’s largest retailer of non-household water and waste water services.

A report into the Draft Water Bill, issued today (Friday) by the Efra Select Committee, provides fresh momentum for a competitive non-domestic water retail market which will benefit customers in England, according to Mark Powles, chief executive of Business Stream.

Business Stream’s water benchmark calculator has been highlighted as one of the world’s best water efficiency tools after an in-depth UK Government review.

After 2010 brought with it the coldest winter in over 100 years, many were warning of another difficult festive period in 2011.

Business Stream, Scotland’s largest supplier of non-domestic water and waste water services, has hired former SSE Water (Scottish and Southern Energy Water) director David Seymour as it prepares for full market opening in England.

Business Stream, Scotland’s largest supplier of non-domestic water and waste water services, has provided more than 450 free water efficiency packs for businesses and public bodies in the Western Isles and Skye after water sources in the area were depleted by low levels of rainfall.

Business Stream, Scotland’s largest supplier of non-domestic water and waste water services, has urged businesses and public bodies in the Stornoway area to use water efficiently as low rainfall depleted sources.

Customers should drive the creation of a new competitive water market in England, according to Mark Powles, chief executive of Business Stream, Scotland’s largest provider of non-domestic water and waste water services.