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Getting personal
Save Water Save Money's aqKWa Savings Engine is helping people around the world to
understand precisely how they can...
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WWT Explains… the practical realities of SuDS
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Innovyze, we look at the practical realities of SuDS.
SuDS,...
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Changing the way water utilities think
George Hesmondhalgh, managing consultant at Capgemini, says companies need to stop
viewing legislation as an obligation...
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What can cities do to combat the water crisis?
Louise Ellis, water engineer and associate at Arup, discusses the findings from City
Water Resilience Approach assessments...
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How to become 'water-wise'
Luke Matcham, consultant at Capgemini, looks at how incentives and penalties can be
balanced to encourage water...
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Abstract concept: How can water companies reduce abstraction?
Despite concerns over supplies, water companies face pressure to reduce abstraction.
As part of our Utility of the Future...
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Making wasting water the newest taboo
Although water utilities have made great strides in reducing leakage, wasting water
needs to become the next big social...
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Capital's infrastructure needs integrated water approach
The concerns of Londoners about the capital city's resilience highlight the need for
integrated planning across water,...
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Comment: Can innovation help the taps continue to run in the future?
There is little doubt that innovative thinking is required if the industry to meet the resource
challenges of the future,...
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Innovation Zone: Rainwater harvesting
This month's Innovation Zone focuses on rainwater harvesting, which can make buildings
more water efficient and ensure the...
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Innovation Zone: Driving down demand
With drought and water resources becoming a subject of growing importance, we look
at some customer-side options that can...
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Ready for anything: Resilience in the Round
Resilience is one of the four priorities that Ofwat wants to see water companies adopt in
their plans for PR19. But what...
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Reservoir renewal: Severn Trent's Ambergate project
Laing O'Rourke and nmcn (formerly NMCNomenca) this year completed work on Severn
Trent’s £43 million project to replace...
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The Catchment Based Approach - what is it and why does it matter?
Engaging a range of partners at a river catchment scale is proving to be the best route to
environmental improvements,...
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Ready for resilience: Overcoming challenges on the BRP
Working collaboratively with Severn Trent Water, independent infrastructure specialist
Barhale has overcome some...
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News >
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Record number of bathing waters rated ‘excellent'
A record number of British bathing waters have been rated as either “excellent” or
“good”, according to the latest set of official figures.
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Welsh Water invests £218m in capital projects
Welsh Water has revealed it has invested £218 million to support the resilience of its
water and wastewater network in the first six months of the current financial year.
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Abstraction licence deadline fast approaching
Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has warned that the deadline is fast approaching for
changes in water abstraction licence requirements.
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New CEO appointed at Water UK
Christine McGourty has been appointed as Water UK's new chief executive.
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Earthworms used to treat wastewater
Scottish Water is using earthworms and water fleas to treat wastewater as part of an
innovative international study which aims to protect and improve water resources around
the world.