Region: Europe and Central Asia
Country: Global / Non-Specific
Sectors: Water and Sanitation
Keywords: Water supply and sewerage system
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Negotiating Bulk Supply - A Framework346.71 KB
Document Summary:
OFWAT (Water Regulator of England and Wales) August 2013.
This document provides a framework for water companies in England and Wales as they consider negotiating bulk supply agreements with other appointees. A bulk supply is a supply of water from one appointed company to another. Bulk supplies are sometimes referred to as ‘water trades’ as they are a way for water companies to trade water. Transporting the bulk supply from one company to
another company involves an ‘interconnection’, often in the form of a pipe. Companies can draw up a contract between them (a ‘bulk supply agreement’) that sets out the terms and conditions of a bulk supply, including the price. This guidance is to encourage trading between appointed water companies and promote competition.
For more information on the topic visit Bulk Water Supply Agreements.
Tracking Number: UK_Negotiating Bulk Supply_EN.pdf
Document Details:
OFWAT (Water Regulator of England and Wales) August 2013
This document provides a framework for water companies in England and Wales as they consider negotiating bulk supply agreements with other appointees. A bulk supply is a supply of water from one appointed company to another. Bulk supplies are sometimes referred to as ‘water trades’ as they are a way for water companies to trade water. Transporting the bulk supply from one company to
another company involves an ‘interconnection’, often in the form of a pipe. Companies can draw up a contract between them (a ‘bulk supply agreement’) that sets out the terms and conditions of a bulk supply, including the price. This guidance is to encourage trading between appointed water companies and promote competition.
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Tracking Reference: UK_Negotiating Bulk Supply_EN.pdf
Updated: March 28, 2021