UK's largest water and wastewater services provider
14 million customers
4,500 employees
One of the cheapest providers, with un-metered customers paying an average of 88p per day, and metered customers paying an average of 73p per day
Kemble Water Limited, a consortium of institutional investors managed by the Macquarie Capital Funds (Europe) Limited, acquired Thames Water on 1 December 2006
Water services
9 million clean water customers in London and the Thames Valley
An average of 2,600m litres of drinking water supplied per day
Operation and maintenance of 100 water treatment works, 30 raw water reservoirs, 288 pumping stations and 235 clean water service reservoirs
Our tap water costs less than a tenth of a penny per litre
Drinking water quality is meeting 99.97 per cent of stringent tests
Half a million drinking water quality tests undertaken each year
Sewerage services
14 million wastewater customers
350 sewage works treating an average of more than 4bn litres per day
66,500 miles of sewer, 2,530 pumping stations and 1.2 million manholes
Two sludge-powered generators and 19 combined heat and power plants generating 187 GWh of renewable electricity
All wastewater treatment facilities are currently operating within Environment Agency compliance guidelines