tuolumne fisher
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it runs to hundreds of pages, and no doubt they'd call it fully comprehensive
anyways 'aving 'ad a quick peek, I figured I'd post up some bits that I read properly;
14 million customers choose thames water because, they could be trusted, are easy to do business with, and really care
the customer satisfaction score has deterioated, pollution incidents per 1000km have increased by a third, with a rise in the number of serious pollution incidents
the company achieved 100% sewage treatment compliance against strict standards set by the EA
they've introduced new working patterns, closed pensions from final salary basis to career average, senior employees pensions have been put onto a defined contribution scheme
net interest on debt saw an increase of £24.9mil, underlying profit before tax reduced by £26.3mil, no doubt in part due to thames water cayman finance
OFWAT no longer require an annual return, instead a KPI, I think that stands for Key Performance Indicator
business in the community corporate responsibility index, target achieved
leakage index, target achieved
sewage treatment works compliance, target achieved
employee volunteering, target achieved
SSSI in favourable/unfavourable recovering condition, target achieved
between 2005 - 2012 26% reduction in leakage
20 incidents of pollution category 1 and 2
a target of 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to 1990 levels
failed target on renewable energy generation
sewage treatment works capacity increased to treat additional 61,000 customers, means it can deal with new housing development for years to come
regulated water and sewage utilities benefit from strong investment grade credit ratings, based on a large asset base, predictable returns and a stable regulatory environment
as the company continues to supply an increasing population, the effects of climate change could adversely affect its ability to maintain its security of supply index requirements
opinions please folks
anyways 'aving 'ad a quick peek, I figured I'd post up some bits that I read properly;
14 million customers choose thames water because, they could be trusted, are easy to do business with, and really care
the customer satisfaction score has deterioated, pollution incidents per 1000km have increased by a third, with a rise in the number of serious pollution incidents
the company achieved 100% sewage treatment compliance against strict standards set by the EA
they've introduced new working patterns, closed pensions from final salary basis to career average, senior employees pensions have been put onto a defined contribution scheme
net interest on debt saw an increase of £24.9mil, underlying profit before tax reduced by £26.3mil, no doubt in part due to thames water cayman finance
OFWAT no longer require an annual return, instead a KPI, I think that stands for Key Performance Indicator
business in the community corporate responsibility index, target achieved
leakage index, target achieved
sewage treatment works compliance, target achieved
employee volunteering, target achieved
SSSI in favourable/unfavourable recovering condition, target achieved
between 2005 - 2012 26% reduction in leakage
20 incidents of pollution category 1 and 2
a target of 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to 1990 levels
failed target on renewable energy generation
sewage treatment works capacity increased to treat additional 61,000 customers, means it can deal with new housing development for years to come
regulated water and sewage utilities benefit from strong investment grade credit ratings, based on a large asset base, predictable returns and a stable regulatory environment
as the company continues to supply an increasing population, the effects of climate change could adversely affect its ability to maintain its security of supply index requirements
opinions please folks