Over three days in August, Ham Baker was invited by Thames Water to present a full day’s awareness training course to their Trunk Sewer Operations team, to help them understand the fundamentals of Penstocks and to deploy a more proactive approach to maintaining this critical asset base used to control and regulate wastewater and sewerage in the Thames network.

Since being awarded a sole actuator supply framework in October 2019, AUMA Actuators Limited (AUMA UK), the UK and Ireland arm of the world leader in electric valve actuation technology, has worked with Anglian Water to develop a new and unique process to service, maintain and replace a range of actuators throughout the region.

HUBER Technology recently completed the successful installation and commissioning of a mobile skid mounted HUBER Disc Thickener S-DISC project at Milford Haven which delivered 40% lower capital costs, 25% lower operating costs and a £96k saving p.a. on tankering costs for the client.

Leading wastewater service provider Sapphire Utility Solutions has recently invested over £1 million in the creation of a new Wastewater Resolution vehicle fleet to reduce environmental impact and increase efficiency through improved equipment and specification.

The UK water companies are making increasingly strategic use of equipment hire as part of their their regular AMP7 activities, according to wastewater technology specialists HUBER Technology.

EMS has been awarded the ‘Most Innovative use of an Existing Technology’ for IRONMAN™ at this year’s Water Industry Awards.

Flood Control International (FCI) have announced the expansion of their Board of Directors with the appointment of Ray Moulds as Sales Director effective from 1st August 2020.

HUBER Technology’s investment in its hire equipment business is going from strength to strength - latest additions to the growing range of new robust, reliable equipment available to hire include the OEM’s highly regarded Ro9 combined screen.

Installation of high rate multi-media filtration technology at Severn Trent’s Newent and Ledbury WWTWs to satisfy new phosphorus discharge consents that came into force on 31st March has ensured both plants are operating below regulatory permit levels for phosphorus as set by the Environment Agency

HUBER Technology recently completed a project for Severn Trent Water at Wanlip STW on the outskirts of Leicester. The project had been looked at for a long period of time but was commissioned in early 2020.