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‘National transformation’ needed to advance blue-green schemes

Meeting the rising environmental challenges to improve water quality in rivers, seas and streams will take novel thinking, nature-based solutions and flexibility from regulators. Welsh Water's head of wastewater discusses the company's approach, while Ofwat explains what will be expected at PR24 of companies proposing more blue-green schemes.

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Ofwat kicks off 2023 innovation challenge

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Affinity sets out second phase of solar ambition

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Ones to watch in water innovation

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OEP says water consumption moving in ‘wrong direction’

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SuDS: Natural solutions to sponge up cities

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Water UK fights for nature-based solutions

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Working towards a CSO-free future

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Is PR24 destined to repeat the mistakes of PR19?

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Drought key 2023 focus for CCW

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Green light for £5bn river protections

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South West incentive scheme restores reservoir capacity

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NI Water uses tanker fleet to replace freeze-thaw leakages

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Ignorance breeding discontent towards water firms, poll shows

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Freeze thaw increased leaks and bursts 300% for South East

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PR24: Water efficiency and CSOs come into focus

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PR24: A challenging approach in challenging times

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Wessex separates sewage system on Dorset coastline

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PR24 blueprint demands ‘transformation’ from sector

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Ofwat says poor performance has ‘become the norm’

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