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Energy savings achieved at Europe's largest sewage works
Europe's largest sewage works has saved £500,000 a year on energy costs by making
changes to how it treats the waste of...
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Wastewater treatment trial shows promising results
A new technology which aims to revolutionise the way wastewater can be processed has
delivered promising results at an...
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Delayed plumbing repairs leading to huge water wastage
New research has shown that Brits are putting off fixing simple plumbing issues like leaky
toilets and dripping taps,...
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Yorkshire Water launches the world's first poo-powered pub
Yorkshire Water has thrown open the doors to the world's first ever poo-powered pub, in
celebration of the company’s...
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Wastewater used to warm up heat network
Heat harnessed from wastewater from Scottish Water's treatment works in Forthside is
being used to heat a number of...
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Severn Trent's sewer network project reaches new depths
A £3 million project to improve a sewer network in Nottingham is being carried out by
Severn Trent Water.
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Anglian Water protecting eels in River Nene
Anglian Water has completed work to install a brand-new eel screen at its site in
Peterborough as part of a significant...
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PR19 final determinations delayed due to election clash
Ofwat has pushed back its announcement of final determinations for the 2019 price review
until Monday 16 December because...
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Northumbrian Water go global for Innovation Festival 2020
Northumbrian Water has announced plans for its fourth Innovation Festival which will have
an international feel.
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Engineers fix Battersea leak
Thames Water engineers exploring secret tunnels under Battersea Power Station have
repaired a pipe that was leaking enough...
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ECS works with EA to protect South East from flooding
ECS Engineering Services has signed a new Flood and Coastal Risk Management (FCRM)
Agreement for the South East with the...
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Households could lose up to £1000 from nationalisation, study claims
Households in the UK could lose an average of nearly £1,000 each under Labour's
nationalisation plans, according to a new...
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Report highlights beach sewage spills
Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) have released a report which shows that beaches in England
and Wales were polluted by more...
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Ofwat chair's appointment extended by a year
Jonson Cox's appointment as chair of Ofwat has been extended by one year.
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Judges confirmed for Water Industry Awards
The judges have been announced for the 2020 Water Industry Awards.
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