Severn Trent has been producing ‘pumpkin power’ this week by collecting up the unwanted fruits and turning them into electricity.

The international arm of Scottish Water has completed its second major assignment in the Western Canadian City of Calgary.

Four water supplies in Co Galway have been removed from the Environmental Protection Agencies (EPA) latest Remedial Action List (RAL) which was published this week.

Bristol Water has applied to the Secretary of State at DEFRA for permission to exit the non household retail market in readiness for market opening.

Environment Agency is progressing works which are part of the second phase of construction for Exeter’s new £32 million flood defence scheme.

Water industry regulator Ofwat has issued its conclusions and guidance for direction to supply arrangements in the business retail market.

South West Water has started work on two major investment schemes worth a combined £11.8 million in total.

Civils contractors have described the latest figures for infrastructure workloads as “disappointing.”

The Environment Agency has awarded a framework contract for the supply of medium capacity pumpsets and equipment worth an estimated £7 million.

Yorkshire Water is planning to utilise a new ‘no dig’ pipe lining system to increase the lifespan of its underground sewers and water mains by up to 75 years.