Sustainable infrastructure

Weekend press round-up: Coffey ‘fed up’ with water companies

Carbon-neutral wastewater plant leads Ofwat innovation winners

Pressure point: Enabling biomethane injection into the grid

Water Industry Awards finalists revealed

Ofgem: Viking Link delays were avoidable

Defra ‘weakness’ leaves it short of water quality targets

Time running out for EU-UK market coupling agreement

River maintenance costs to double to £10bn a year

Norway links rejected for interconnector pilot

Government sets up Morocco interconnector team

Transforming Reliability and Resilience – RIIO2 & Beyond

Bill payers could be on the hook for water sector reforms

Regulators given greater powers to stamp out water pollution

Top official hits back over UK energy investment famine fears

Calls for outcomes-based water regulation get a boost

Emission possible

At its vast Minworth water treatment plant, Severn Trent is pioneering efforts to pinpoint exactly where in the treatment process potent greenhouse gasses are created. Ruth Williams visited the site to discover first hand what progress has been made.

What is there to celebrate in water?

After a challenging year for the water industry, there is a risk that companies shy away from celebrating their achievements. However, as seasoned sector watchers tell Utility Week, there remains a good story to tell about the hard work and dedication of water company staff over the past 12 months. Ruth Williams looks at how the sector is performing on deliverability, diversity, consumer engagement and collaborative working and where further progress can be made.

Reflecting on water successes

As entries come flooding in for the 2023 Water Industry Awards, we reflect on some of the 2022 winners and the projects that caught the judges' attention.

SVT acquires anaerobic digestor business

PCC and phosphorus targets set out