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Chemical dosing systems: replace, repair or reconsider?
If your chemical dosing system breaks down, should you repair it or replace it? According to
Jamie Cole, operations...
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Integrated sustainability analytics to support asset planning and investment
Jiean Ling, doctoral practitioner in sustainability at the University of Surrey, discusses
why the water sector needs an...
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How to do level monitoring better
Level monitoring has been in regular use in the UK for more than a decade. The
equipment, however, has hardly changed in...
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Connecting Greece to the UK with NextGen circular developments
A sewer mining project in Athens is testing augmented reality (AR) to drive public
engagement. With a very high...
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Meet the judges of the Water Industry Awards 2021
WWT chats to some of the judges of the 2021 WIAs, to find out what they are most excited
about for this year's awards.
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Multilateral support for rivers bill is heartening
British Water chief executive Lila Thompson discusses Philip Dunne MP's Sewage (and
Inland Waters) Bill and the...
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Reducing the environmental impacts of rapid infrastructure expansion
As the UK starts to manoeuvre out of the Covid-19 pandemic, it's no secret that the
government will need to kickstart an...
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Wastewater treatment benefits from compact chemical dosing
Water treatment technologies are not optimised for use in small facilities, but compact
chemical dosing systems help...
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Alliances 2021
Our guide to the most important collaborations in the water industry.
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Ultrasonic transit time technology for sewer flow
In this case study, read how Jain Technology applied flow measurement technology to
measure sewage to deliver reliable...
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Meet the Water Industry Awards 2020 Winners
In this 40 page report, WWT showcases each of this year’s winners and finalists across 19
categories,
detailing the...
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WWT Explains Supply Interruptions
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Water Direct, we look
at supply interruptions.
Water...
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WWT Explains...water reuse
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Evides, we look at
water reuse.
Water reuse hasn’t yet...
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Rewarding excellence
WWT content director Alec Peachey looks ahead to next year's Water Industry Awards.
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WWT Explains… groundwater discharges
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Marsh, we look at
groundwater discharges. New rules that...
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News >
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£20 million IT upgrade future-proofs London water supply
The complex computer systems which control London's drinking water supplies have been
upgraded while keeping the taps running in a “monumental” £20 million project by Thames
Water.
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New Environment Bill provisions to tackle storm overflows
The Environment Bill will include new legal duties to tackle sewage discharges into rivers
and help protect our waterways, the government has confirmed.
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Q&A: Unlocking the power of water data
More frequent capture of water supply and distribution data is becoming a must-have for
utilities as they strive to build network resilience, improve customer experience and meet
regulatory expectations. Ovarro's associate product line manager for RTUs & loggers Adam
Wright shares insights into the latest developments.
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Pre-World-War-One water pipes replaced in £1.5 million project in London
More than two kilometres of ageing cast iron Edwardian water pipes are being replaced in a
£1.5 million investment by Thames Water in south London.
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£10m project 'progressing well' at Belfast wastewater treatment works
Work is progressing well on a £10m programme of work at Belfast wastewater treatment
works, Duncrue to construct two new treatment tanks to help cope with current and short-
term future wastewater requirements, according to Northern Ireland Water.