A better, faster method for monitoring organic carbon concentration and composition in drinking water
The primary role of a drinking water treatment plant is to provide clean, safe drinking water for consumers.
Dissolved organic carbon levels are monitored and disinfectant chemicals are routinely added in order to remove organic...
Every customer matters
Sue Lindsay, Wessex Water’s director of customer policy and engagement, outlines the company’s commitment to improving the customer experience for all.
I have been working in the water industry for nearly 30 years and it’s...
New €15.3 million investment in sludge treatment process at Ballymore Eustace Water Treatment Plant
Project marks completion of one of the most strategically significant projects in public water supply in Ireland
Irish Water, working in partnership with Dublin City Council, is delighted to announce that works to provide a...
De-watering activated sludge
David Helicon, Principal Waste Water Scientist at South West Water, has developed an industry leading solution to de-watering activated sludge. The result is a more desirable agricultural fertiliser and improved efficiency at the treatment...
Greener Grangetown project completion marked by Welsh Environment Minister
The completion of the award winning Greener Grangetown project was marked by Welsh Government Minister for Environment, Hannah Blythyn.
Greener Grangetown is an innovative £2 million partnership project between Cardiff Council, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water...
SuDS: Turning Grey to Blue and Green
By Mark Manning
Business Development Manager, SDS Limited
If only, with the stroke of a paintbrush, we could transform the grey infrastructure of our urban landscapes to blue and green, bringing nature to the very heart...
‘Rainwise’ initiative aims to tackle urban creep and climate change
Northumbrian Water, which supplies 2.7 million customers in the North East with both water and sewerage services, places communities and the environment at its heart. It aims to provide a sewerage service that deals...
Managing incidents with the ‘digital twin’
Written by Chris Jones (Northumbrian Water Group), Professor Chris Kilsby (Newcastle University) and Brett Cherry (Newcastle University)
When responding to an incident that has potential to adversely affect people and their homes or businesses, it...
Pollution Performance – The AMP 7 Challenge
Through previous AMP cycles water companies have delivered significant improvements which have seen pollution numbers trending downwards to the lowest on record in AMP 6. This is no small feat on the back drop...