Another successful project recently delivered by Huber Technology saw the completion of an inlet screen upgrade at Southern Water's Pulborough Sewage Treatment works with the installation of two Ro9/700’s on an elevated inlet works.

Hydro International is launching The Hydro-Brake® Flow Control Series, a versatile toolbox of precision-engineered devices for surface water, watercourse, foul and combined sewer network control.

Engineers took a pragmatic approach to designing surface water drainage at Taylor Wimpey’s new Parc-y-Strade housing development on the outskirts of Llanelli, South Wales. 

Hydro International have installed a sand filtration solution for Muntons, one of the UK’s leading maltsters, to cope with increased wastewater capacity following the completion of new anaerobic digestion facilities at its Suffolk, UK production headquarters.

Novel phosphate monitoring technology from OTT Hydrometry is helping the South Cumbria Rivers Trust (SCRT) to improve water quality during a project to restore a lake in the north of England.

Wastewater treatment systems and solutions provider Jacopa has completed a contract to refurbish the grit removal system at one of South West Water’s largest wastewater treatment works at Countess Wear.

Morrison Utility Services (MUS), the leading utility services provider in the UK, has developed a ‘lone worker app’ that provides significant new safety measures for operatives working in isolation.

The first Volkswagen vehicle that will be powered by biogas has been presented to the All-gas project at the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) of El Torno Chiclana.

Following a six month trial at Howdon Sewage Treatment Works, Northumbrian Water is set to replace a total of four troublesome pumps with FL776 rotary lobe units made by Börger.

With less than a month to go until the UK AD & Biogas exhibition, anaerobic digestion specialists HUBER Technology are flagging up the importance of getting more out of AD plants.

Wastewater treatment and services experts Jacopa have installed new rotating biological contactors (RBCs) and other equipment to ensure the village of Gulladuff, Northern Ireland, enjoys excellent wastewater treatment.

Jacopa has delivered two of its packaged rotating biological contactors (RBCs) to help a wastewater treatment plant in rural south-west Wales meet a more stringent Natural Resources Wales discharge consent.