A new Presidential team at CIWEM is helping to achieve a more clean, green and sustainable world. Alastair Moseley has taken over from David Rooke MBE and is joined by Ken Shapland as the new Vice-President and Malcolm White as President-Elect.
Andy Godley of WRc, who has worked in the field of flow measurement for over 20 years, has been appointed Chairman of the Water Industry Flow Club for the next year.
The Environment Agency confirmed yesterday that Dr Paul Leinster will become Acting Chief Executive when its current Chief Executive, Barbara Young leaves to join the new Care Quality Commission at the end of the month.
Lord Smith of Finsbury has been appointed as the new Chair of the Environment Agency. He replaces Sir John Harman, who stands down at the end of June after eight years.
Adair Turner appointed to head climate committee Business leader Adair Turner has been named as the first Chair of the new Committee on Climate Change, Environment Secretary Hilary Benn announced yesterday.
Koch Membrane Systems GmbH has been selected to provide modules for a membrane bioreactor system (MBR) and reverse osmosis (RO) equipment to a new production plant being installed in Nowra, New South Wales.
A Worthing-based water company has introduced a ground-breaking system of stock management which has delivered savings of £500,000 in its first year. It has proved so successful that it is set to be copied by companies not just in the UK but across Europe.
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Koch Membrane Systems GmbH has been selected to provide modules for a membrane bioreactor system (MBR) and reverse osmosis (RO) equipment to a new production plant being installed in Nowra, New South Wales.
Halma Water Management is launching the PermaNet SMS for remote, wireless water leak monitoring.
A Worthing-based water company has introduced a ground-breaking system of stock management which has delivered savings of £500,000 in its first year. It has proved so successful that it is set to be copied by companies not just in the UK but across Europe.
