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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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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: Seizing the opportunity
With sustainability high on the water industry's agenda, maximising resource recovery from
wastewater is becoming...
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Barhale helps restore sewer pipes in East Anglia
Barhale, as part of Anglian Water's @one Alliance, has helped rehabilitate more than 10.4
kilometres of sewer pipe across...
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Finding value in liquid waste streams
Matt Hale, international sales and marketing director at HRS Heat Exchangers, looks at
how value can be extracted from...
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Thames' fatberg fight rages on a year after Whitechapel
A special edition manhole cover has been installed to commemorate Thames Water's
victory over the infamous 130 tonne...
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Comment: Plastic pipes could contribute to circular economy
The time is right to make use of recycled plastics for drains and sewers, and for the pipe
industry to help minimise...
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Jersey's shining sludge plant sets new standards
When Jersey's Department for Infrastructure and Doosan Enpure had to replace
Bellozanne sewage treatment works, they...
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Water companies should ‘go beyond the catalogue' with supply chain
Water companies should be more willing to work with the supply chain on bespoke
solutions rather than opting for...
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New Severn Trent food waste plant starts generating power
Severn Trent has started operations at its latest gas-to-grid food waste plant in
Roundhill near Stourbridge.
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Thames uses mobile soil recycling unit for pipe projects
A state-of-the-art mobile recycling unit is playing a vital part in Thames Water's ongoing
project to repair and restore...
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Company fined for blood pollution in stream
A company and its director have received fines and costs totalling £33,000 after
significantly polluting a stream with...
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Unflushables: Driving us round the U-bend
What can be done to stop an A-Z of inappropriate items being flushed down the toilet?
Fergal Campbell of waste management...
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Severn Trent wins accreditation for food waste AD plant
Severn Trent's food waste anaerobic digestion (AD) plant at Coleshill in Warwickshire
has achieved PAS 110 accreditation...
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Hong Kong's first self-sustaining sludge treatment plant opens
Hong Kong's first self-sustaining sludge treatment facility, T·PARK, has officially opened. Mott
MacDonald acted as...
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