technology - WWT
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Sensor technology pilot highlights value of real-time dam monitoring
Northumbrian Water has joined forces with Amey Consulting to explore how real-time
measuring of dam movements could...
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Surfboard becomes state-of-the-art inspection device
Scottish Water is using an adapted surfboard to inspect a section of the Talla Aqueduct
which provides most of Edinburgh's...
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Fibre-optic cables used to detect leaks
Anglian Water is trialling the use of fibre-optic cables to find hidden leaks in water mains.
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Yorkshire invests in smart network to tackle leakage
To reduce leakage Yorkshire Water will install 650 smart water devices to monitor and
analyse pressure changes across the...
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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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A digital revolution in water
The UK Water Partnership (UKWP) has launched a 10-point action plan to help ensure
that UK plc wins its share of an...
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Scottish Water harnessing hydro power at water treatment works
A hydro power scheme which includes turbines that can generate enough power to run
approximately 690 households a year has...
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Industry 4.0 - how to build a digital twin
Chris Steele, head of information management and analytics at Black & Veatch Europe,
runs through the steps required to...
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SES Water working with partners to meet leakage reduction target
SES Water has recruited three new key technology partners in an effort to meet its
ambitious leakage reduction target.
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Delivering a smart network
Tom Mills, senior director UK&I at Sensus, examines what a smart water network really
means - and how to get there.
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AI technology being adopted by water companies
Stantec and AECOM have both agreed partnerships with EnginSoft in an effort to help
water companies adopt artificial...
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Severn Trent welcomes new starters onto leadership programme
Severn Trent has welcomed 20 starters onto its leadership programme as part of its
ongoing commitment to bringing the next...
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CustoMem changes name to Puraffinity, secures new funds
Puraffinity, a spin-out from Imperial College London that develops advanced materials
for selectively removing target...
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SEW and Vodafone pilot NB-IoT leakage solution
South East Water is working with Vodafone on a pilot that the water company believes
is likely to revolutionise leakage...
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Moving towards maintenance 4.0
Water utilities need to embrace smart asset management technologies but that is only
part of the solution, writes Chris...
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