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New dimensions: How BIM drove Scottish Water's Tullich WTW project
With ESD making extensive use of BIM including 4D visualisation tools, Scottish Water
has successfully completed a £29...
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Microplastics: Plastics, plastics everywhere
There is growing evidence that microplastics passed on through our wastewater have
become widespread in aquatic...
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Preparing for better phosphorus removal in AMP7
In order to meet the more stringent phosphorus removal requirements expected in 2020-
25, wastewater utilities will need to...
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Offsite build powers South East Water's £22M treatment works expansion
South East Water's expansion of Bray Keleher Water Treatment Works is in full swing, with
offsite manufacture aiding...
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Innovation Zone: Pesticide protection
Metaldehyde cannot be removed effectively with standard drinking water treatment
processes, but there are technologies...
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Innovation: Why use a pilot plant?
When designing a pilot-scale plant for trialling new technologies, it is important to be
clear about what you are hoping...
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The future of chlorine
It's a mainstay of drinking water treatment in the UK, but is it time for the water
industry to reconsider its reliance on...
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International leaders to discuss the future for the UK wastewater sector
Senior leaders from national and international wastewater companies, the UK
government, Ofwat and other key organisations...
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Turning the circular economy into reality
The Europe-wide INCOVER project, which was among the winners at the Water
Industry Awards 2018, shows how technology and...
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Microbe management: MBBR upgrade at Bolton-upon-Dearne WwTW
Galliford Try is installing a tertiary treatment system that is set to result in significant
savings for Yorkshire Water
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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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Precious metals in sewage sludge
The current regulatory focus on the commercialisation of sewage sludge makes it the
ideal time to investigate how to...
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Getting to Grips with… landfill leachate
Liquid that oozes from landfills can be some of the most challenging of wastewaters to
treat, but technology is now...
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Bringing historic Vartry up to date
Veolia gets contract for new water treatment plant as Irish Water gives celebrated
Vartry supply scheme first major...
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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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News >
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Anglian agrees deal to relocate Cambridge treatment works
Anglian Water has agreed to relocate one of its wastewater treatment works in Cambridge
as part of a deal which will see housing built on the site.
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Irish Water apologises for activated sludge spill
Irish Water has apologised to the public after a tank failure at Dublin's Ringsend
Wastewater Treatment Plant caused a significant discharge of activated sludge into the
estuary of the River Liffey.
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New membrane system promises industrial wastewater breakthrough
A new pilot plant to treat industrial wastewater is being built that could potentially reduce
the amount of liquid waste by over 90 per cent.
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Yorkshire Water starts £17M phosphorus removal schemes
Yorkshire Water has begun work on a £17 million investment to improve the final
effluent released into rivers and becks from four of its sewage plants to help meet
environmental targets on phosphorus removal.
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Anglian Water to invest £15M in new water treatment works
Anglian Water has announced that it is to start work on creating a new water treatment
works at Little Wratting.