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Monday, 12 October 2015 13:25

Sewerage service contracts on the rise

WPL 2Increasing sewerage charges are making it more important than ever for industrial users of wastewater treatment to consider their options, according to newly appointed WPL Managing Director Gareth Jones.

Severn Trent Elan Valley imageSevern Trent Water has announced a second round of public exhibitions to set out its latest proposals to develop an alternative supply of water for Birmingham. 

Ownership of a Fife reservoir has been transferred to the local community under the first ‘right to buy’ initiative of its kind in Scotland.


Bristol Water Billing-graphic1Bristol Water has published a statement aimed at clarifying the bill reduction for its customers following the impact of Competition & Markets Authority decision on the price review.

This piece was originally published on the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Infrastructure Blog

Sir John Armitt : Infrastructure forms the backbone of modern society – it not only boosts GDP and job creation but regenerates communities, protects us from flooding and supplies our energy and water. It enables the movement of essential goods into and around the UK.

Able Humber Ports Ltd has gone out to tender with a £165 million contract for quay construction work on the Able Marine Energy Park.

Friday, 09 October 2015 08:39

NI Water awards two contracts worth £55m

Northern Ireland Water has awarded two contracts worth a total of £55 million.

 

carbon-trust-standard-supply-chainThe Carbon Trust has launched a new international certification for organisations working to measure, manage and reduce carbon emissions outside their direct operational control.

TIDEWAY SKILLS 1Tideway, the company responsible for building the Thames Tideway Tunnel, has joined other key players in construction by signing up to an innovative digital scheme aimed at plugging the growing skills gap in London and the South East.

UU Mancunian Way Stabilised sinkholeWork to stabilise Mancunian Way in Manchester, after a sinkhole opened up and damaged a sewer, has been found to be more complicated than originally thought and a £4 million tunnelling project is now being proposed by United Utilities.

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