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Utility Week 15th December 2017

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UTILITY WEEK | 15TH - 21ST DECEMBER 2017 | 5 The winners of the Utility Week Awards 2017 were revealed at an "Absolutely Fabulous" glittering ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 11 December. Recognising excellence across the industry, a total of 13 awards were handed out on the night. More than 1,400 people from the utility sector attended the Bollywood-themed gala dinner and ceremony, hosted by actress Joanna Lumley. Northumbrian Water (pictured) won Utility of the Year. Industry Champion Winner: Tony Cocker Capital Project Management Winner: Anglian Water Services Environment Award Winner: Cadent and CNG Fuels Customer Care Award Winner: Co-op Energy Team of the Year, Customer Facing Winner: SP Energy Networks IT Initiative of the Year Winner: South West Water and Hitachi Consulting Community Initiative Winner: Northern Gas Networks Health & Safety Initiative Winner: Wessex Water Marketing Initiative of the Year Winner: Welsh Water Supply Chain Excellence Winner: Anglian Water Team of the Year, Back Office Winner: National Grid Staff Development Winner: United Utilities Utility Week Awards 2017 winners "Naïve and simplistic" Energy minister Richard Harrington has blasted nuclear power detractors. Cumulative water market switching figures 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 30,000 0 0 3 Apr 17 Apr 01 May 15 May 29 May 12 Jun 26 Jun 10 Jul 24 Jul 07 Aug 27 Aug 04 Sep 18 Sep 02 Oct 16 Oct 30 Oct 13 Nov 27 Nov Number of supply points A total of 86,223 supply points have switched water retailer since the market opened on 1 April, according to the latest figures from Market Operator Services Limited. The biggest gainers continue to be Everflow (which gained 11,814 SPIDs since market opening) and SES Business Water (which has gained 7,480 and only lost 794). Total switching Water services Sewerage services 86,223 47,611 38,612

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