drinking water - WWT
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Water treatment works giving energy back to the grid
A water treatment works being run by Scottish Water is generating more energy than it
uses with power being given back to...
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Video: WWT Drinking Water Quality Conference
The fourth annual WWT Drinking Water Quality Conference assessed funding priorities for
water companies, looked at what's...
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Refining water quality management
As part of our Utility of the Future campaign, Nadine Buddoo looks at why maintaining
water quality is a fundamental...
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Scottish Water calls for greater water efficiency
Scottish Water has called on more people to reduce their daily water usage after
confirming that around 80 million litres...
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Shifting the dial on drinking water challenges
Ahead of WWT Drinking Water Quality Conference, Anglian Water's director of water
services, Paul Valleley, provides the...
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EA warns climate change increases eutrophication risk
The Environment Agency has warned that climate change is set to bring an increased
an increased risk of eutrophication,...
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WHO urges further research on microplastics in drinking water
The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for a further assessment of
microplastics in the environment and their...
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Yorkshire Water first in sector to eliminate chlorine gas
Yorkshire Water has announced that has become the first company in the water sector
to eliminate all ageing chlorine and...
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Lead Pipe Removal: Taking the Lead
Lead pipes represent a proven risk to water quality and people's health - but 50 years after
they were banned for new use,...
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Severn Trent begins £6M refurb of 100-year-old boreholes
Severn Trent has started work to refurbish two century-old boreholes in Wolverhampton
to ensure customers continue to...
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Thames Water and Network Rail work together to protect environment
An environmentally friendly herbicide is keeping tracks and taps flowing up and down
the country thanks to a partnership...
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Outdoor use of metaldehyde banned from spring 2020
A ban on the outdoor use of metaldehyde is to be introduced across Great Britain from
spring 2020, the Environment...
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Innovation Zone: Pesticide protection
Metaldehyde cannot be removed effectively with standard drinking water treatment
processes, but there are technologies...
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Scottish Water's £29M Oban WTW now operational
Scottish Water has completed one of its biggest ever investments in Argyll and Bute,
with its new £29 million water...
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Irish Water to begin major Skibbereen supply scheme
Irish Water, working in partnership with Cork County Council, is to begin work on the
€28 million Skibbereen Regional...
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