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Qdos metering pumps solve turbidity testing dilemma for Welsh Water

Until recently, turbidity testing at the Pontsticill Water Treatment Works in the Brecon Beacons National Park relied on the use of bellows pumps. Read more

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WRc proposes new hub to test innovative water technologies

The Water Research Centre (WRc) is proposing the introduction of a National Innovation Accelerator for Water (NIAW) in a bid to hasten innovation in the normally risk-averse water sector. Read more

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Torrential rain tests Wigan’s flood defences

Heavy June rain put the Environment Agency’s £12million Flood Alleviation Scheme on the River Douglas through its first major test as torrential downpours spectacularly filled its radical new flood storage Read more

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Portable MBR success at megaproject site

ACWA Emirates has reported excellent results from a portable membrane bioreactor (MBR) sewage treatment plant that is purifying waste for a $9 billion gas megaproject at Habshan, a remote desert Read more

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Anglian Water Invests in Hydro SludgeScreen Technology

Anglian Water is investing £1 million to install Hydro International’s innovative SludgeScreenTM technology to optimise screenings and dewatering efficiency at ten sewage treatment works. Read more

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Water UK, the body which represents the UK water and wastewater companies at national and international level, has described criticism at the weekend of some of Britain's bathing beaches by a single interest group as “disappointing and damaging”.

Friday, 06 August 2010 08:39

IPC receives first applications

The Government’s Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) has received its first formal applications for development consent this week.

Thames Water has published its  first 25-year Strategic Direction Statement Taking Care of Water – Our plan for a sustainable future.

Thursday, 05 August 2010 08:22

Climate change continues to impact UK waters

The Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership (MCCIP) has launched its latest annual report card providing the latest updates on how climate change is affecting UK seas.
New guidance on sediment management has been published by Scotland's environment watchdog to help provide clear and effective advice and improve the health of the water environment.
Thursday, 05 August 2010 07:58

UK businesses must plan for climate change

UK businesses need to be ready to face the risks and benefit from the opportunities that climate change could bring, Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said today.
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    3M smallRepresentatives from major water companies and utility contractors travelled to Doncaster to witness the first UK application of a new, specially formulated resin pipe liner from diversified technology company 3M.

  • The Hydro StormTrainTM Series - a SuDS-Compliant Toolbox for Surface Water Treatment

    StormTrain treatment devices canvasHydro International is launching The Hydro StormTrainTM Series, a comprehensive toolbox of surface water treatment devices in anticipation of the growing need to remove silts, sediments and other pollutants from stormwater runoff.

     

  • Piping Power to Snowdonia

    Snowdonia Hafod Yy llan smallGPS PE Pipe Systems is helping the National Trust deliver its strategy for renewable energy with the supply of PE penstock pipe for the charity’s Hafod y Llan hydro-electric power scheme in Snowdonia.

  • Flow Pulse – A major advance in non-invasive flow measurement

    FlowPulse004Flow Pulse from Pulsar Process Measurement is a compact, cost-effective pipe flow monitor that promises exceptional repeatability and simple installation with no down time, perfect for monitoring flow rates in fluid distribution systems, for pump efficiency, in process plant or sewage pumping stations.

     

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