Wholesale
Water Bill, Glossary: water terms, published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in November 2013, defines wholesale (in relation to water) as: ‘The inputting of water to or the removal of sewage from the network either by an incumbent water company, a neighbouring incumbent or by a licensee with a wholesale or disposal authorisation. In the context of the Bill, wholesale services provided by a licensee do not include distribution services (i.e. the ownership and operation of pipes) but do include the ownership of mains and pipes by inset appointees.’
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