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Yorkshire Water invests in phosphorous reduction

Yorkshire Water invests in phosphorous reduction

Yorkshire Water is investing a total of £8.9 million across two wastewater treatment sites in South Yorkshire to reduce the amount of phosphorus present in treated wastewater. Both projects are part of a £500 million investment by 2025 in phosphorus removal throughout Yorkshire under the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP).

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