wastewater
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
It will replace its outdated biosolids digester facilities with modern, efficient technologies
It has been linked to high commodity and oil prices as well as major water quality and infrastructure plans
The Environmental Protection Agency has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the State of New Mexico for the project
It is the fourth company in England to be granted a licence to supply its own water and wastewater services since the business retail market opened last year
Ofwat is investigating Southern Water’s performance of its wastewater treatment sites and reporting of compliance information. It will look into whether the water company has breached its statutory duties and licence obligations. Ofwat stated: “We will conclude the investigation as quickly as we can to establish whether or not there has been any contravention and […]
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