Monthly Archives: October, 2024

Watertight welcomes flood risk industry expert Derek Bell as new Client Services Director

Watertight International, a leading flood risk mitigation specialist, has announced the appointment of Derek Bell as its new Client Services Director. Derek joins the...

Scottish Water delivers green energy scheme in Perth 

A Scottish Water site in Perth is now significantly greener, thanks to the installation of an £852,000 solar scheme. The scheme has seen 1,236 ground...

Yorkshire Water to install 1.3m smart water meters to improve service and reduce leakage

Yorkshire Water is set to exchange 1.3 million existing water meters with smart meters, designed to provide service improvements, enhanced customer support and reduce...

New wetlands project brings boost for people and nature

An £80,000 project to reduce flood risk and bring a boost to wildlife and habitat in West Yorkshire is complete. The project at Chellow Dene...

£2 million improvement scheme progressing well at Lough Island Reavy

NI Water has announced that a £2million investment at Lough Island Reavy Reservoir, Kilcoo, County Down is progressing well. This major programme of improvements involves...

Essex pipeline project passes halfway milestone

Engineers constructing a new 19.5km water pipeline to protect water supplies in Essex have reached a major milestone. Essex & Suffolk Water is investing £20m...

Pipeline pressure testing standard sets precedent

Regulations for hydrostatic pressure testing have taken a significant step forward with the release of Water UK’s Water Industry Standard for hydrostatic pressure testing...

Biggest improvements for salmon and sea trout in Galloway Dee in almost 100 years

Following a successful trial to improve fish migration combining an industrial dam and modern hydropower, work is now underway to make those changes a...

New Bobcat S630 and S650 Skid-Steer Loaders for Europe

Bobcat has launched new Stage V versions of the company’s M-Series S630 and S650 Skid-Steer Loaders, designed for use in higher regulated markets in...

Environment Agency report finds almost a fifth of water supplies are lost by water companies before reaching customers’ taps

Almost a fifth (19%) of water supplies are lost by water companies before reaching customers’ taps, a new report from the Environment Agency has found. The new...

Environmental Standards Scotland says Scotland’s soils should be protected in law

Environmental Standards Scotland (ESS) is recommending the Scottish Government bring forward legislative proposals to protect Scotland’s soils. A report published by ESS, The Risks to...

Ground-breaking milestone for UK’s first major reservoir in over 30 years

Ground has officially been broken on the UK’s first new reservoir to be constructed in over 30 years – the Havant Thicket Reservoir. More than...

Danfoss Power Solutions names Shree Gurumurthy Senior Vice President of Global Operations    

Danfoss Power Solutions has appointed Sriram (Shree) Gurumurthy as Senior Vice President of Global Operations, effective immediately. Previously Vice President of Global Manufacturing Strategy,...

Netherlands’ largest drinking water supplier Vitens selects ABB to develop new process automation system

ABB has been awarded a major contract by Vitens – the largest water supply company in the Netherlands, providing 340 billion litres of drinking...

South East Water exceeds an industry environmental average by more than 50 per cent

South East Water has announced an important milestone in its environmental stewardship, with 73 per cent of its company-owned Sites of Special Scientific Interest...

CFD simulations in the wastewater industry

The realm of fluid mechanics is an intricate web of physics, mathematical models, and real-world applications. In the wastewater industry, understanding these fluid dynamics...

Ofwat calls on water sector to improve its performance after companies fall short on targets

Ofwat has published its annual Water Company Performance Report which shows disappointing results. According to the regulator, this demonstrates that record investment alone in...

“Women suffer in silence” says British Water podcast 

A new monthly podcast Beneath the Surface from trade association British Water will shine a spotlight on the urgent need for greater diversity and...

Manchester City Football Club reduces water usage by 50m litres in a season

Manchester City Football Club has announced a reduction in water consumption by 50 million litres this past season, with the Club attributing a substantial...

Jersey Water awards service contract to Jayen Limited

A 30-year long relationship is set to continue, as Jersey Water re-appoints Jayen Limited to provide support services for its mains network operations. After a...

Calstock flood risk cut and new habitat created

The Environment Agency has reduced flood risk to the Cornish village of Calstock while creating 11 hectares of intertidal habitat. Over 600 metres of new...

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