Statutory guidance

Scheme of abstraction charges 2020 to 2021

Environment Agency charges for water abstraction and impoundment licences.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
14 April 2020
Last updated
1 April 2022 鈥� See all updates

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See the Environmental permits and abstraction licences: tables of charges for charges from 1 April 2022.

Applies to England

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Details

Regional charges (standard unit charges and environmental improvement unit charges) for water abstraction licences from April 2020.

We have made 3 changes to this year鈥檚 scheme, the:

  • source factor for sources supported by the Kielder Reservoir transfer scheme
  • standard unit charge for the Dee regional charging area
  • standard unit charge for the Wye regional charging area

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Updates to this page

Published 14 April 2020
Last updated 1 April 2022 show all updates

  1. Marked attachments as withdrawn and linked to the new guidance.

  2. Added a notice about how we will charge for abstraction licence applications we receive on or after 1 April 2022.

  3. First published.

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