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At the launch of its 2011-12 Annual Report, the Utility Regulator said its focus of continually protecting consumers was demonstrated through identifying savings of £250million and facilitating investment in energy and water infrastructure of almost £5billion since 2006.

Leading water sector organisations British Water and Water UK are to hold a second Rollercoaster Summit in November on smoothing the AMP investment cycles in the water sector.

Landia_Taj_1Landia has won an important order from major Indian water and wastewater treatment company Triveni Engineering & Industries Limited to supply 18 BioMover mixers for Moving Bed Biofilm Reactors (MBBR) in an advanced water treatment plant in Agra, home of the world famous Taj Mahal.

 

The Draft Water Bill has been heavily criticised by key players in the water industry who have described it as a “disappointment” and being “a sideshow” to the bigger issues such as flooding, drought and affordability.

 

News that the energy regulator Ofgem is warning of increased risk of power shortages by 2015 unless energy generation capacity is strengthened has highlighted the need for public debate about what the UK’s top infrastructure investment priorities should be – and where flood defences fit in.

 

Southampton-headquartered i2O Water has today announced that its cutting-edge work in Advanced Pressure Management has led to inclusion in the Global Cleantech 100 list.

A key Government adviser has said that the Government’s new Water Bill will not address the serious challenges posed by flood risk – and that massive additional investment will be required.

 

One of the UK’s leading professional engineering organisations is warning that the UK will continue to face the consequences of severe flooding until action is taken – including funding provision.

 

A new London Assembly report being published today sets out a range of measures to help London manage its limited water supplies more effectively and avoid drought restrictions in the future.

 

Monday, 24 September 2012 15:45

ANOTHER ACWA - MBR PLANT FOR KAUST

DSC02621ACWA Emirates LLC has won a contract to provide a further state-of-the-art MEMTREAT® membrane bioreactor wastewater treatment plant for the high-profile King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Research Park in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

 

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