Wastewater treatment

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Survey shows low awareness of environmental management

The public remain largely unaware of the responsibilities water companies and other stakeholders have to conserve the natural world, or of the work the sector undertakes. Most agreed environmental concerns should be more important than lowering bills or making services accessible.

4 years ago

Judges named for Ofwat’s £40m Water Breakthrough Challenge

4 years ago

Anglian seeks to maximise value of biogas in 2030 push

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EA proposes flexibility for WINEP

4 years ago

Thames revises smart meter ambition after Ofwat challenge

4 years ago

Partnerships key to Yorkshire’s decarbonisation strategy

4 years ago

Pollution incidents fall but concerns remain for EA

4 years ago

Water policy must be as ambitious as the sector

4 years ago

EA hands Southern £90m pollution fine

4 years ago

Thames simplifies pollution reporting

4 years ago

Can smart meter data can stop us running out of water?

The UK water utilities industry is under greater stress than at any other time in its history. It’s not just about external forces such as changes in usage trends and climate change as well as scarcity and unpredictability of supply. It’s also partly because most of our water infrastructure was designed and built in the Victorian era, if not earlier (the world’s first city-level water transfer project, completed in 1613, remains one of London’s main water resources). And of course we cannot forget the huge drive towards digital transformation.

4 years ago