wastewater

The firm’s journey towards carbon-neutrality includes closed-loop and water infrastructure commitments

With the UK gradually easing lockdown restrictions, researchers say wastewater management could help prevent a second wave of the novel coronavirus

The UK’s largest water and wastewater company warns there has been a 20% increase in blockages during coronavirus lockdown

Collectively, the sites could ‘create over 8000 new jobs and increase the UK’s clean heat output by almost 3TWh per year’

The Commission says the practice of water reuse is currently established in only a few member states and it is deployed ‘much below its potential’

The facility is expected to save around 381 tonnes of carbon a year – equivalent to 1.5 million miles driven in an average petrol car

The Environment Agency has launched a criminal investigation into the case

The nitrogen dioxide limit set out under EU legislation had to be met in 2010

The project is expected to benefit around 33,000 people

It will help the company produce more sludge – a by-product of wastewater treatment and the anaerobic digestion process produces biogas