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ANGLIAN WATER VAN  LOGOAnglian Water has announced plans to upgrade and install 760,000 existing and new water meters for homes and businesses across the region, over the next five years, as the company signs a £180 million pound contract with Arqiva.

Published in Contract News

anglianwater pipeline alliance contract imageAnglian Water has today announced who will form its new Strategic Pipeline Alliance after a competitive procurement process.

Published in Contract News

bakewell floodJacobs has been selected by the Environment Agency to design, develop and implement the National Flood Risk Assessment 2 (NaFRA2), a pioneering cloud computing system that will help create a step-change in the quality and scope of England’s national flood risk information.

Published in Contract News

ANGLIAN WATER DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION REPORTAnglian Water has launched a new consultation on its latest report on adapting to climate change – its next Adaptation Report will be submitted to Government before the 31st December 2021 deadline. 

Published in Company News

OFFSHORE WIND TURBINESThe House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee has launched a new inquiry considering how British technology innovation could hold the key to tackling climate change, with an early focus on offshore wind.

Published in Technology Focus

GLASGOW UNIVERSITYThe COP26 UN climate change conference set to take place in Glasgow in November has been postponed due to COVID-19.

Published in Energy and Carbon

ANGLIAN WATER WRZAnglian Water has become the first company to set out how it is preparing for the impacts of climate change in Defra’s latest round of adaptation reporting under the Climate Change Act.

Published in Company News

WATER UK CHRISTINE MCGOURTYWater UK chief executive Christine McGourty hosted the water sector’s first net zero carbon event last week bringing together more than 100 water company, regulator and supply chain staff in central London.

Published in Water Issues

PRINCE OF WALES CORPORATE LEADERS GROUPUK businesses including Unilever, Anglian Water, EDF, Tesco, Sky, Coca-Cola European Partners, and others are calling on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to show strong climate leadership with a clear strategy championed from the top of government.

Published in Energy and Carbon

AW PETER SIMPSONAnglian Water Chief Executive Peter Simpson has been appointed co-chair alongside Colin Matthews, non-executive Chairman of EDF Energy, of the UK Corporate Leaders Group (CLG), a group of leading UK businesses who have come together to drive stronger ambition and effective acceleration on climate change action within the UK.

Published in Energy and Carbon
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