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Thursday, 31 January 2013 12:28

Grontmij awarded €5.5m Turkish water job

Engineering consultant Grontmij has been awarded a €5.5 million (£4.7m) contract to prepare water and wastewater investment projects for the Turkish government.

International infrastructure group Balfour Beatty said it expects its year-end order book to stand at around £15 billion after contract wins in December.

Thames Water will use an alliance model to deliver a significant proportion of its 2015-to-2020 capital investment programme, it announced this week.

Thames Water and Arizona-based Global Water have entered into an agreement to research how they can improve customer service to over 60,000 of Thames’ residential and commercial customers.

 

The quality of the water in the River Calder through Wakefield has received a boost following the completion of a £18.5m investment in treating sewage by Yorkshire Water.

 

 

The Guardian newspaper has named Yorkshire Water in its Top 10 Graduate Employers for Energy & Utilities Top 300 following its biggest-ever survey of UK graduates.

 

 

Infrastructure services group Carillion is expecting to deliver a “robust” financial performance in 2012, with growth in operating profit despite challenging market conditions, it has said in a pre-close update on trading in the 12 months to 31 December 2012.

 

A leading US water expert has suggested that Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) in tackling combined sewer overflows (CSOs) for London is a realistic alternative to Thames Water’s proposed £4.1 billion Tideway Tunnel for London and that more studies are needed before any final decisions are made. The utility has acknowledged that SUDS has an important role to play in addressing the issue but argues that there is no choice and that London needs both a Tunnel and SUDS to address its problems.

 

Thursday, 13 December 2012 10:08

Pennon Group leaves FTSE 100 Index

 

South West Water parent company Pennon Group is leaving the FTSE 100 in a rebalancing of the index, to be replaced by leisure travel company Tui Travel.

 

Lord Berkeley is calling on the Government to launch a new independent study into the feasibility of SUDS for London as an alternative to Thames Water’s proposed £4.1 billion supersewer.

 

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