Monthly Archives: July, 2022

EAC calls for rapid implementation of environmental principles in policymaking across Government

The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) argued on Thursday (28 July) that there is no reason for any further delay to the roll-out of the...

UK’s first ever real-time water quality testing buoy launched off the Kent coast

The first of two real-time water quality testing buoys has been successfully deployed at sea, just off the Kent coast near Tankerton. The testing system...

New Landia mixers help with energy savings at water pollution control facility

Replacing anoxic zone mixers with units that are far more energy efficient is providing a Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) in Connecticut with annual...

Hyperboloid shaped flocculators help water utility avoid sludge build-up

The Georgetown County Water and Sewer District Public Water Utility has been supplying more than 20,000 households and established industrial and commercial enterprises in...

Welsh Water complete £8 million investment project in Presteigne

Welsh Water has completed their £8 million investment project to upgrade the wastewater network and improve river quality in Presteigne. The work carried out by...

CMA finds concerns in proposed chemicals merger

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has found that the anticipated purchase of MBCC Group by Sika AG could lead to a loss of...

CMA announce inquiry into the anticipated acquisition of GCP Applied Technologies by Saint-Gobain

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced this week that is is to launch an inquiry into the anticipated acquisition of the construction...

Enforcement Undertaking for excavation company after quarry sediment entered freshwaters in Buckinghamshire

An excavation company that allowed sediment from a quarry to enter freshwater in Buckinghamshire has entered into an Enforcement Undertaking with the Environment Agency. AT...

Environment Agency convene National Drought Group to discuss current period of prolonged dry weather

The Environment Agency convened the National Drought Group this week, made up of senior decision makers from Environment Agency, government, water companies, Water UK,...

Ofwat proposes extra powers to stop water companies making dividend payments

Ofwat has set out new proposals to improve financial resilience in the sector. These would give the regulator extra powers to stop water companies...

Renewed urgency needed to bolster financial support for 1.5 million households living in water poverty

The Consumer Council for Water has called for renewed urgency in putting in place a new universal water affordability scheme to provide fair, consistent...

Idrica boosts its growth with a stake in Cleverpy, a consultancy firm specializing in digital solution development

Idrica, a company specialising in the digital transformation of the water sector, has become an investor in Cleverpy, a start-up specialising in technologies such...

Repeatedly flooded communities to receive dedicated funding

Communities suffering repeated flooding will benefit from a new ring-fenced £100 million allowance designed to better protect their properties, the Government has announced this...

Atkins and Water Industry Forum launch paper on driving best value decision-making using a multi-capitals approach

Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, has been working in collaboration with leading water industry organisations to launch a new paper - ‘Driving...

SaveMoneyCutCarbon and ICAEW announce partnership in industry first

SaveMoneyCutCarbon has announced a partnership with the Institute for Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW). The new partnership recognises ICAEW’s vision of the...

Water sector needs to attract young talent, says Isle’s Alisha Syal

One of the UK water sector’s ‘rising stars’ has called on the industry to find new ways to attract young talent in order to...

Intel achieves net positive water in 3 countries

​Intel’s operations in the United States, Costa Rica and India are officially net positive on water use. In those countries, Intel restores and returns...

New report finds UK salmon stocks reaching crisis

Wild Atlantic salmon stocks are reaching crisis point the Environment Agency (EA) has said this week, as the latest stock assessment report estimates they...

Mabey Hire launches lightweight trench support system

Mabey Hire, the UK temporary works specialist, has announced the launch of its MAP Box for shallow shoring support applications - the most lightweight...

Polypipe’s Terrain PVC pipes to be manufactured with up to 65% recycled material

Polypipe Building Services has announced that it will now manufacture its range of Terrain PVC pipes using up to 65% recycled materials. These will...

Yorkshire Water launches project to reduce sewer flooding by installing 35,000 customer sewer alarms

Yorkshire Water have begun a project to reduce the risk and impact of sewer flooding in homes and the local environment. The utility company will...

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