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SES reports missing targets during lockdown

SES Water has reported missing its target to lower per capita consumption (PCC) due to “soaring” use in lockdown. However, leakage targets were met and efforts to increase communications with its vulnerable billpayers led to 90 per cent feeling supported.

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Thames simplifies pollution reporting

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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

Do Defra’s efficiency measures go far enough?

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Howard Boyd calls for more private investment to protect environment

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SES embarks on ‘demand-led’ net-zero plan

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Ofwat: Price reviews should be ‘incremental steps’ in longer-term plan

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Bevan: Funding must be restored to protect rivers

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Welsh Water overhauls asset maintenance for AMP7

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Anglian tenders for £100m treatment works under DPC

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South West brings forward bathing water investment

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

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Report highlights need for holistic water resilience planning

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HS2 spends £100m on water pumps amid contamination concerns

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Welsh Water unveils zero carbon 2040 target

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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

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

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UU invests £23m in treatment works upgrade

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IWC: Affinity restores seagrass to lock in carbon

Seagrass, which was once common around the UK's coast, is believed to be as effective as woodland at sequestering carbon but until now no framework existed to measure its efficacy. Affinity Water was awarded funding from Ofwat's Innovation in Water Challenge fund to restore seagrass in its region, create a seed nursery and develop the framework for carbon credits. Utility Week talks to Aaron Burton, Affinity's head of environmental strategy.

4 years ago

Anglian boss says carbon offsetting should be local

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