Water treatment

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United Utilities and Thames lay out river health ambitions

United Utilities and Thames Water have each laid out the investments they plan to make to improve the health of rivers in their regions. Thames has set itself a target of reducing the total duration of its sewage discharges by 50% by 2030, whilst United Utilities has pledged to cut the number of spills in its region by one-third by 2025.

3 years ago

Anglian sets out five-point innovation plan

3 years ago

Severn Trent establishes global innovation hub network

Severn Trent is establishing innovation hubs globally to find solutions for common water sector problems from around the world, with an initial focus on reducing carbon emissions and lowering leakage rates. The first hub has been set up in Scandinavia with more to follow in Europe, Asia, North and South America as well as Australia and New Zealand

3 years ago

UKWIR seeks research partners for 13 projects

3 years ago

Environment Agency raises abstraction licence charges

3 years ago

SES Water turns its whole network smart

3 years ago

Ukraine invasion brings rise in cyberattacks

3 years ago

Building a pop-up sewage treatment plant

3 years ago

Water retail: Looking beyond the friction points

Water retailers speak to Utility Week about what Defra's strategic policy statement to Ofwat means for the non-household sector. Emphasising the environment and using competition to drive the market are the right calls, retailers say, but the devil will be in the detail

3 years ago