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South West and Welsh Water join UN-backed net zero pledge

South West and Welsh Water join UN-backed net zero pledge

Water UK's chief executive has urged utility companies to sign up to the UN-backed Race to Zero on the first anniversary of its launch. South West and Welsh Water now join United Utilities, Anglian and Severn Trent in the decarbonisation pledge.

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CCC: UK has failed to adapt to climate change

4 years ago

Dunne calls for doubling of investment in wastewater treatment

4 years ago

Wessex Water adds bio-gas HGVs to fleet

4 years ago

Waking the sleeping giant of the northwest

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Welsh Water unveils zero carbon 2040 target

4 years ago

Trant Group launches new innovative products company

The Trant Group has launched Te-Tech Process Solutions, to provide innovative products for water and wastewater treatment using advanced process technologies.

4 years ago

Thames fined £4m for pollution breaches

4 years ago

United Utilities to sell renewable energy business

United Utilities has put its renewable energy business up for sale, with the process expected to commence in June. The water company said the disposal of its renewable energy assets - valued at £65.5 million - will allow it continue to benefitting from their output while reinvesting the proceeds in other low carbon projects.

4 years ago

Collaboration is key to preserving our natural habitats

Toby Willison, Southern Water's director of environment and corporate affairs, writes for Utility Week about the need for collaboration and partnerships with stakeholders outside the industry to deliver nature-based solutions

4 years ago

Southern CEO calls for funding cycle alignment to improve environment

4 years ago

Anglian boss says carbon offsetting should be local

4 years ago

UU innovates to remove 200-tonne fatberg

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Ofwat approves £850m green investment and £1.9bn for WINEP

4 years ago

Ofwat mulls more detailed leakage reporting requirement

4 years ago

NI Water granted £2.1bn of capital investment

After six years of underinvestment, Northern Ireland Water has been granted £2.1 billion to spend on capital investment programmes to improve infrastructure as well as to meet climate and environmental goals. The increase in capital investment will enable the company to provide wastewater treatment services that have lagged behind the rate of housing growth.

4 years ago

‘Environmental cost of water should be added to its price’

4 years ago

Water companies ‘on track’ for flooding resilience action

The Environment Agency has updated flood defence plans in readiness for increased extreme weather and set out obligations for water companies to make assets resilient over the next asset management period.

4 years ago

Continuous analysis improves drinking water quality

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Yorkshire adds phosphorous-treating ponds to wastewater site

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