Omex Environmental has moved to new premises
OMEX Environmental Ltd has been busy behind the scenes moving to new premises in Sutton Bridge, Spalding.
Commencing business in 1989, OMEX Environmental has grown with the ever-changing Industry of wastewater treatment and biogas, increasing...
Phosphorus removal options explored in trials
Alternative approaches to phosphorus removal at rural wastewater treatment works are being explored in an innovation project led by United Utilities.
The water industry is heavily dependent on the use of metal-based coagulants for the...
Modernising Mulhouse – How the region achieved 75% reduction in Wastewater Overflows with SUEZ...
The inter-municipal Syndicat de la Région Mulhousienne (SIVOM) has dramatically reduced wastewater overflows in its aging urban drainage system by 75% through the implementation of SUEZ’s AQUADVANCED® Urban Drainage software. This significant achievement not...
How to ensure phosphorus removal with max efficiency and low opex
As AMP8 approaches, implementing or improving phosphorus removal capability is a pertinent issue for wastewater plants; but it is also a complex one. Here, Daniel Parry from Veolia Water Technologies highlights the importance of...
What is wrong with sewage?
Julian Doberski’s new book, The Science of Sewage: What Happens When We Flush, explains to the lay reader what is involved in sewage treatment and the environmental impacts of sewage. In this special feature,...
Vital connection work starts on super sewer
Engineers on London’s super sewer project have begun work to connect the new infrastructure to the existing sewer system.
The 25km Thames Tideway Tunnel aims to dramatically improve the health of the River Thames by...
Using data to finetune wastewater treatment
The Trinity River Authority (TRA) in Texas manages four water and five wastewater treatment plants within the Trinity River Basin - an area of about 18,000 square miles that stretches over 17 counties. David...
Homes heated by human sewage could be a reality
A project to transform sewage sludge into clean water and energy has been awarded a share of £4.5 million by Ofwat.
The project involves extracting energy from the waste produced during sewage and water treatment...
SEKO chemical dosing solutions for a new-build sewage plant
During construction of a sewage plant in Sichuan, China, the operator required a dosing pump control system in order to precisely manage chemical injection as part of the site’s state-of-the-art design.
The plant – an...
Redefining wastewater treatment for a sustainable future
By Giulia Pizzagalli, Innovation Project Manager for Triple Carbon Reduction at Anglian Water
This summer will mark the beginning of Anglian Water’s pilot trial for its Triple Carbon Reduction (TCR) project, a novel approach to...