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A Water Vlog, with Phil Alsop, Editor of Water Magazine

Rob Passmore, CEO & Co-founder, Additive Catchments, discusses the company’s partnership with Capgemini, designed to address the critical need for continuous water quality monitoring mandated by the UK’s 2021 Environment Act, as currently only 14% of England’s rivers meet good ecological health standards.

Together, the two companies aim to deliver high-assurance data and insights, helping water companies and stakeholders to comply with regulations, tackle pollution, and drive meaningful environmental improvements.

Rob also offers valuable insights into the water industry ecosystem and how technology innovation is key to sustainable water management worldwide.

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