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Interview: Black and Veatch's Mark Kaney
Black and Veatch's new director of asset management for Europe, Mark Kaney, tells
Robin Hackett how the company hopes to...
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PR19 Challenge Report - Supply Interruptions
In the third in our series of PR19 Challenge Reports, which look in detail at each of the
14 common performance...
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PR19 Challenge Report - Sewer Flooding
In the second of our PR19 Challenge Reports, which look in detail at each of the 14 common performance commitments which...
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WWT Explains… Pumps as Turbines
In this educational guide from WWT we look at Pumps as Turbines (PaT) applications, in
which pumps can be run in reverse...
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WWT challenge report: leakage
In the first of our Challenge Reports looking at the 14 common performance commitments
that water companies will be...
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WWT's Supplier hub
Effectively optimise your relevant sales and marketing collateral to 18,115 water professionals each and every month.
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Problem solving upfront: embracing digital technology
Scottish Water is the latest water utility to make advances in digital engineering through
the use of BIM technology,...
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Engaging 'returners' will boost women in engineering
Ahead of International Women in Engineering Day, Safa Elbashir, Water Engineer at
AECOM, says that one of the keys for...
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Managing infrastructure presents a growing digital challenge
Mark Kaney, director of asset management at Sweco UK, calls for the water industry to
support a deeper commitment to data...
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Comment: The future of asset planning in a data-driven world
United Utilities' use of modelling software to analyse and predict deterioration in its
sewer network is an example of the...
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Why do motors fail?
Pump motors can run for half a century if they are properly maintained, writes Dave Hawley
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Precast concrete panels get flexible for sludge storage
Ofwat's reforms to create a new market for bioresources will mean a greater focus on
the way sludge cake is stored....
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Water companies and BIM: realising the potential
The utilities sector has lagged behind in implementing BIM, and has yet to fully realise
its potential for maintenance as...
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Interview: Digital Danger
Cyber attacks are becoming an increasing threat but, while the UK water industry could
be vulnerable, Anglian Water...
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Beyond a pump in a box
Whether it is installation, servicing and maintenance, energy-saving and performance advice, or data acquisition, pump...
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£10M investment boost for Shetland water infrastructure
Scottish Water is set to invest almost £10 million to upgrade water infrastructure in
Shetland over the next two years.
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Control valves offer simplest way of improving network, argues report
Water companies can achieve quicker and simpler improvements in network operation
by using existing equipment such as valves to their full potential, rather than investing
in expensive ‘smart tech' according to a new report from flow control solutions specialist
TALIS.
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Irish Water invests €14M in Bandon WwTP upgrade
Irish Water, in partnership with Cork County Council, is investing €14 million to upgrade
the Bandon Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Pollution incidents fell in 2017, EA report confirms
The number of pollution incidents attributable to the water sector fell in 2017, but the
industry still has more work to do in order to prevent the most serious incidents from
occurring, according to the Environment Agency's annual report on water companies’
environmental performance.
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Yorkshire Water publishes sustainability vision
Yorkshire Water has published a new report unveiling an innovative approach it has
adopted to better understand the impact the firm has on people, the environment and the
economy.