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Time to get smart
Mike Strahand, a director of the Sensors for Water Interest Group and MD at Analytical
Technologies Inc., says the...
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Embracing the digital measurement revolution for wastewater
Developments in digital sensing technology have opened up new possibilities for
wastewater, Julian Edwards, analytical...
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Wessex Water's bustling Marketplace, three months on
Neil Wilson, Wessex Water's director of risk and investment, says the company's new
innovation platform is attracting...
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WWT Explains… Sewer modelling and CSOs in association with Innovyze
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Innovyze, we look at
the subject of sewer modelling and...
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Developing ideas: Thames Water's innovative sewer plan
Thames Water is radically re-engineering an Oxfordshire market town's sewer network
to help developers prepare for...
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A glass half-full? Bringing water costs down for utility customers
Mark Bullock, Balfour Beatty chief executive officer for rail and utilities, says the water
sector must change its...
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Is the sector prepared for the challenges of the future?
Mott MacDonald's Ghalia Albarazi, Cristina Negut and Andrew Shimmin explain how the
Linking Innovation to Societal Needs...
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Festival of ideas: Reflecting on NWG's 2019 Innovation Festival
Northumbrian Water Group's 2019 Innovation Festival was the biggest to date. Robin
Hackett talks to director of...
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The end of 'business as usual' in the water sector?
James Connolly, head of partnerships at digital asset and works management company
eviFile, assesses the message coming...
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Innovation leadership - we all need to do our bit
The water sector needs a catalyst to develop a successful innovation culture, writes Ian
Small, AECOM's innovation...
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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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Under pressure: Tackling leakage in new networks
Leakage in new pipelines represents a significant problem but, working alongside
Scottish Water, Ant Hire Solutions has...
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Forward Thinking: The Utility of the Future
Through the Utility of the Future campaign, WWT and its sister brands have launched a
major new project to establish a...
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Northumbrian Water is making waves in innovation
Northumbrian Water information services director Nigel Watson previews the Innovation
Festival 2019, which will see...
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WWT Explains… Smart Water Networks
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Novotek UK and
Ireland, we look at the subject of smart...
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TelLab wins major EU grant for water quality sensor
T.E. Laboratories (TelLab), an Irish SME, has won European grant funding in excess of
€1 million to enable the rapid commercialisation of what it describes as a "disruptive,
first-of-a-kind" water quality sensor for real-time monitoring of problematic nutrient
pollutants in lakes, rivers, estuaries and coastal zones.
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New tech delivers operational cost reductions for Affinity
A data technology designed to enhance existing telemetry and SCADA information
systems has proved its worth during a two-year testing period with Affinity Water.
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Ground-breaking Scottish Water Horizons energy hub launched
First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon has officially opened a £6 million energy hub
that will deliver low-carbon heat to people in Stirling.
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Sector needs 'bigger and bolder' approach - Ofwat's Russell
Radical change is needed if the water industry is to meet the serious challenges it is
now facing, a British Water event heard.
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AECOM launches Natural Capital Laboratory
Global infrastructure services firm AECOM has launched a Natural Capital Laboratory,
located on a 100-acre site near Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.