Thames Water's debt crisis is endangering £100 billion earmarked for repairing the deteriorating utilities infrastructure in Britain. The situation has led to water supply disruptions in areas like Headington and OX4, prompting concerns about rising investment costs and borrowing expenses for water companies and regulated industries.
Thames Water collapse could trigger Truss-style borrowing crisis, Whitehall officials fear https://t.co/4XquI1tGN6
Thames Water crisis risks driving up the cost of investment in Britain's water sector, and regulated industries more broadly. Other water companies are being targeted by short-sellers and borrowing costs are rising. With @abhinavvr https://t.co/7ypGqaACw7 https://t.co/r5x1GtpJLz
Thames Water crisis risks driving up the cost of investment in Britain's water sector, and regulated industries more broadly. Other water companies are being targeted by short-sellers and borrowing costs are rising. https://t.co/7ypGqaACw7 https://t.co/Mh12Yn37Eh
I’m concerned to hear that many residents in Headington and OX4 have had their water supply cut off. I have raised the situation with Thames Water. Further information is available here: https://t.co/7daGbpqzbN
Thames Water's debt crisis puts a £100 billion plan to mend Britain’s crumbling infrastructure at risk https://t.co/68Pu8p71t2
The debt crisis at Thames Water is jeopardizing £100 billion of potential investment required to mend Britain’s crumbling utilities infrastructure https://t.co/XZc6Lt4fTz
A US insurance firm is working with bondholders and advisers to protect their Thames Water interests ahead of potential debt talks https://t.co/JVqlTXHrzK