Yearly Archives: 2025

Grundfos acquires UK water treatment business

As Grundfos expands its footprint in the field of water treatment into the UK, Ian Patterson, Managing Director of Grundfos Water Treatment UK Limited...

The hills are alive with the sound-thinking of sustainability

As the saying goes: ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’. A partly submerged tank containing a chopper pump and a mixer at Hendwr...

How Severn Trent could use remotely operated drones to help spot leaks from hundreds of miles away

Severn Trent is trialling futuristic new drones technology - which could help detect leaking pipes from hundreds of miles away. Pilots Duncan Turner and Jonny...

Effective, affordable monitoring for smaller machinery

Whilst machine monitoring is an essential requirement in many manufacturing and industrial applications, not all require the more substantial investment of high-integrity, stand-alone MMS...

Objectively Speaking: The rise of the Digital Twin…..but what exactly are they?

In his regular column, Oliver Grievson, Associate Director AtkinsRéalis and Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor at the University of Exeter, explores the rise...

Wireless river monitoring for water quality environmental compliance

Water companies are managing river monitoring roll out on an unprecedented scale, and this poses a multitude of challenges. A completely wireless solution overcomes...

SAVECO Environmental appoints two new Sales Engineers to expanding division

SAVECO Environmental has announced the appointment of two new Sales Engineers, Brad White and William Driver, to its expanding Farming, Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas...

Key considerations for a dosing pump in 2025

For water and wastewater companies to achieve cost savings, a reliable operation and meet compliance regulations, there are some crucial priorities to consider when...

Know your onions (and your potatoes, carrots and apples…) when it comes to cost-efficient and eco-friendly fruit and vegetable washing

Growers and suppliers want to be more environmentally friendly and keep their costs down – and improvements in processing can deliver surprisingly effective results....

Daewoo invests in new Mixel mixers for biogas plant

Mixel, who have supplied almost 50,000 agitators worldwide, have completed the installation of new 24m agitators for a 3,500m3 biogas digester run by Daewoo...

Every wetland counts on World Wetlands Day

Northern Ireland Water has marked World Wetlands Day this year by helping to increase understanding of these critically important systems. World Wetlands Day is celebrated...

Muir announces fund to support Nature Recovery environmental projects

A new fund to support Nature Recovery environmental projects, the first of its kind, across Northern Ireland has been launched by Environment Minister Andrew...

Welsh Water bills set to increase by 27% to fund £4bn investment

The average Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water household customer bill will increase by 27% for 2025-26, from £503 to £639. This comes as the company prepares...

Anglian Water starts transformational infrastructure programme for the East

Anglian Water has outlined its largest-ever year of investment for the East of England, as it embarks on the first of a five-year mammoth programme of...

Ancala-backed Leep Utilities secures 150,000th connection to its last-mile multi-utility network

Leep Utilities (Leep), one of the UK's leading owners and operators of last-mile utility networks, recently contracted its 150,000th connection. The milestone was marked...

Oxyle raises $16m to lead the fight against ‘forever chemicals’

Swiss startup Oxyle has announced a $16m funding round to scale its breakthrough solution to destroy, not just relocate, PFAS from wastewater. This builds...

Pump expert predicts 2025 will be the year remote monitoring comes to the fore

A pump expert has predicted that 2025 will be the year that smart monitoring and digitalisation in IoT pump monitoring will come to the...

Water UK promises support for more than 3 million households, as water companies announce record-breaking investment

Water UK, the trade association for the water industry representing all of the water and wastewater companies across Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, has...

Urgent action needed to protect cash-strapped households from soaring water bills, says Consumer Council for Water

The Consumer Council for Water (CCW) has warned many of the most financially vulnerable households will not be able to cope with a £123...

Concern over river recovery grows as Government fails to enshrine the Water Restoration Fund in law

After urging all MPs to do their job as elected representatives in Parliament, Mark Lloyd says he is disappointed in the Government's decision not...

Water scarcity could cost UK economy £25bn over five years in undelivered housing, reveals CIWEM

CIWEM, as part of the Enabling Water Smart Communities project, has unveiled research demonstrating the urgent need for water-smart housing to mitigate the economic impact...

Address aging infrastructure to confront climate change safety risks, says Institution of Civil Engineers

Delaying investment in the UK's transport network and water infrastructure could have safety and supply implications for the UK, according to the Institution of...

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