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Our Wholesale Charges Schedule sets out our Wholesale Charges including Primary Charges and Non-Primary Charges for the supply of Water Services to Water Retailers for the period from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026.
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This wholesale charges document is made in accordance with the Wholesale-Retail Code and with the Wholesale Charging Rules issued by OFWAT on 16 October 2018 under Sections 66E and 117I of the Water Industry Act 1991. It contains our Wholesale Charges Schedule.
The purpose of publication is to provide a transparent indication of primary wholesale charges to existing and prospective retailers to support effective markets. The Schedules of Indicative Primary Wholesale Charges for 2025/26 are set out in the following pages of this document.
Primary wholesale charges are the charges we make for providing wholesale water supplies to retailers operating in the competitive market, but wholesale charges also form a significant component of the tariffs we charge to household customers.
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The relevant wholesale tariff is the wholesale charge, built up from our published wholesale tariff rates (see section 2), that would apply if we, rather than the NAV supplied the end customers.
Our primary wholesale charges to retailers operating in the competitive market typically comprise a fixed charge per customer (that varies according to meter size) and volumetric charges that vary according to consumption.
Our primary wholesale charges to retailers operating in the competitive market typically comprise a fixed charge per customer (that varies according to meter size) and volumetric charges that vary according to consumption.
The Schedules of Indicative Primary Wholesale Charges for 2024/25 are set out in the following pages of this document. The presentation of our charges tables are aligned with the recommendations of the RWG industry group on tariff simplification.
The relevant wholesale tariff is the wholesale charge, built up from our published wholesale tariff rates (see section 2), that would apply if we, rather than the NAV supplied the end customers.
Wholesale Charges must be published with such additional information or explanation as is necessary to make clear what services are covered by each charge.
Primary wholesale charges are the charges we make for providing wholesale water supplies to retailers operating in the competitive market, but wholesale charges also form a significant component of the tariffs we charge to household customers.
Our current projection is that the average increase in the wholesale component of charges for household customers and for non-household customers ineligible for competition, is also likely to be in the range of 10-15%. Our forecast of November 2022 CPIH inflation rate, 11%.
The relevant wholesale tariff is the wholesale charge, built up from our published wholesale tariff rates (see section 2), that would apply if we, rather than the NAV supplied the end customers.
Our Wholesale charges schedule sets out our Wholesale Charges including Primary Charges and Non-Primary Charges for the supply of Water Services to Water Retailers for the period from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020.
The relevant wholesale tariff is the wholesale charge, built up from our published wholesale tariff rates (see section 2), that would apply if we, rather than the NAV supplied the end customers.
Each water undertaker must publish the Wholesale Charges payable by a water supply licensee for the supply of water to Eligible Premises that are connected to the undertaker’s supply system.
The relevant wholesale tariff is the wholesale charge, built up from our published wholesale tariff rates (see section 2), that would apply if we, rather than the NAV supplied the end customers.
The relevant wholesale tariff is the wholesale charge, built up from our published wholesale tariff rates (see section 2), that would apply if we, rather than the NAV supplied the end customers.