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The costs of dealing with its recent cryptosporidium crisis will cost United Utilities around £25 million, according to its latest trading update for the six months ending 30 September 2015 published this morning.

With more than a quarter of its projects disappearing since December 2014, more needs to be done to improve the consistency and accuracy of the UK Government construction pipeline, according to analysis published by KPMG.

Draft versions of the Horizon 2020 work programmes for 2016-17 which have now been published by the European Commission include water and climate services across a wide range of issues the Commission wants to address.

Thames Water has awarded several contracts as part of an AMP6 framework agreement for the supply of pipes and fittings with an estimated value of between £24.5 million and £57 million.

Monday, 21 September 2015 07:24

Yorkshire Water awards AMP 6 metering contract

Yorkshire Water has awarded a new AMP6 contract to US-headquartered technology company Itron Inc. for the supply of Itron’s advanced water meters for both residential and commercial customers.

Monday, 21 September 2015 06:29

New environmental standard ISO 14001 launches

The new international environmental management standard ISO 14001:2015 has now been launched with a major update  - the first for a decade - affecting large and medium sized companies in particular.

NWL howdon WTW duskNorthumbrian Water Group has set out the details of AMP6 6 Tier 1 alliance contracts worth more than £1 billion - the Group has announced a further five framework agreements with five companies, worth £500 million, to upgrade its network of sewer and water pipes and water and wastewater treatment assets.

A new interactive mapping tool created by the US Geological Survey provides predicted concentrations for 108 pesticides in streams and rivers and identifies which are most likely to exceed water-quality guidelines for human health or aquatic life.

CCwater complaints diagram 1Customer complaints to water companies have fallen for a seventh successive year - but the gap between the industry’s best and worst performers remains unacceptable, according to the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater).

Ofwat is calling for the water companies to improve their performance on sewer flooding and pollution incidents with publication this morning of its analysis of their annual performance reports published in July 2015.

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