Anaerobic co-digestion?
Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive of the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA), gives her take on the possibilities around co-digesting sewage sludge and other...
Phosphorus in the circle of life
Phosphorus is critical to life and is needed by both plants and animals. It enables the normal functioning of every cell in our bodies,...
Colony Counts: The Microbiology of Drinking Water
In this issue of the Water Industry Journal, we gain an insight into how colony counts are used to ensure we have wholesome drinking...
Reducing customer discolouration complaints by controlling manganese at Water Treatment Works
Discolouration complaints occur when flow changes disturb iron deposits within the distribution system. Historically it was thought that unlined cast iron pipes were the...
Introducing SiteBox, the industry’s first full monitoring and control system, in a box
SiteBox is ATi’s brand-new approach to water quality monitoring systems. This smart alternative to traditional instrumentation panels is a complete water quality monitoring and...
Improving drinking water quality today
In this issue of the Water Industry Journal, we speak to Jan Krejcik, Group Sales Executive of Urban Water at DHI. Jan provides insights...
Water Quality
Water. It’s found everywhere and is essential to human life. Each person requires at least 20 to 50 litres of clean, safe water a...
Largest European water filtration system
Anglian Water continues work on multi-million pound investment into Norwich’s water supply.
Anglian Water has begun installing a state of the art filtration system at...
Take Time To Think Safety: Brenntag UK & Ireland Safety Day
Brenntag is working continuously to further improve safety within the company. Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) strategy encapsulates principles in the areas of occupational...
Land & Water creates Thames liquid highway
Leading civil and environmental engineering company, Land & Water, has recently invested in a £500,000 dredging campaign to increase the capacity of its Thames-side...
Climate change and environmental saving necessities: pressure independence in water systems
Climate change and increasing population growth is having a big effect on the availability of water and therefore distribution to consumers. Lord Bevan recently...
Corporate Power Purchase Agreements: The next step for sustainability?
Combatting climate change is at the top of the public agenda, with concern at a record high. Last year’s UN report shows that to...
Fatbergs be gone! – first ever truly Fine to Flush wipe launched in UK
In response to a rise in fatbergs and growing concerns over plastic pollution collecting in sewers and oceans, Bristol-based personal care company, Natracare, has...
Tackling the water industry’s skill shortage
The water industry is struggling to fill over 35% of its skilled roles, in comparison to a national average of 23% and, with changing...
Unlocking the value of wastewater at Southern Water and beyond
Southern Water has a long history of treating customer water and wastewater to a high quality while protecting the natural environment it works in...
Collaborative Working: A step change in wastewater analysis and treatment
Why partnership working is the answer
The analysis of water has come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, meaning we know more than...
Taking the ‘waste’ out of wastewater
With so much of our most precious resource simply thrown away… how can we collectively re-evaluate, recycle and re-use our ‘waste’ water more effectively?
Heather...
Toro equipment has launched its new volume range for the W-tank series supported by covers with new diameters
Toro Equipment is a leading European company specialised in the manufacture of equipment used for the industrial and municipal wastewater, water processing, water reuse...
£30 million Scottish Water project
Scottish Water is to improve services to more than 54,000 people in parts of the Bearsden, Milngavie, Clydebank and Strathblane areas.
The utility will do...
Microplastics in water
The abundance of plastic debris in the environment is an increasing concern since this contamination is ubiquitous and found in habitats as remote as...