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Katey Pigden

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CCWater warns action on leakage needs to be taken now

The amount of water lost through leakage has risen for the second year running, prompting the water watchdog to urge companies to act.

6 years ago

Welsh Water seeks new members to scrutinise company

The independent member selection panel, chaired by former House of Commons and National Assembly clerk Paul Silk, wants to appoint new members with a diverse range of ages, skills, background and experience.

6 years ago

Scottish Water installs £24m main to improve supply security

The construction of a 7.3 mile-long water main south of Drybridge, near Dreghorn, to the west of Eglinton Country Park will reduce the risk of burst mains for customers for “decades to come,” the company said.

6 years ago

Thames Water engages with ‘record’ customers for PR19

Thames started to engage with its customers nearly three years ago on topics that included customer service, leaks, wastewater and bills, the company said.

6 years ago

NI Water tackles major sewer blockages and fatberg

Northern Ireland Water (NI Water) has had to tackle two major blockages in its sewer system in as many days. The water company discovered a fatberg on Wednesday (22 August) which was so thick it had risen to the top of a manhole cover.

6 years ago

Affinity Water plans to remove Cayman Islands subsidiary

Affinity Water has become the latest water company to announce it is considering removing its Cayman Islands financing subsidiary from its structure.

6 years ago

BEIS outlines Brexit plans to transfer EU energy laws

The government has announced plans for an upcoming statutory instrument (SI) to amend several pieces of EU energy legislation which will become “retained direct EU law” as the UK leaves the European Union.

6 years ago

Anglian Water partners for solar and energy storage project

The water has purchased a 60kW/300kWh redT energy storage machine to install alongside a 450kWp solar PV system at one of its water treatment works.

6 years ago

‘No dig’ technology increases lifespan of Yorkshire’s sewers

The lifespan of Yorkshire Water’s underground sewers could increase by up to 50 years after the company has trialled a “no dig” gravity fed lining system in what it describes as a “world first”.

6 years ago

Thames Water takes aerial view to tackle leaks

Thames Water has launched a three-pronged aerial attack in its hunt to find and fix leaky pipes to get back on track with its leakage targets by 2020.

6 years ago