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Future Water Awards 2026 – Nominations now open
Celebrate excellence in the UK water sector by nominating outstanding individuals and organisations for the 2026 Future Water Awards, recognising emerging talent, people, and above-and-beyond contributions.
CEO BLOG: The Government’s Water White Paper: A Defining Moment for Sector Reform
The Government’s Water Sector White Paper marks a defining moment for industry reform, setting out a clear path toward a single integrated regulator and a new supervisory, delivery-focused model. In this CEO blog, Future Water reflects on what the reforms mean for regulation, resilience, transition risk, and how the Association will support the sector through the changes ahead.
The Government’s Water White Paper signals the biggest reform in a generation—reshaping regulation, oversight, and delivery across the water sector.
Delivering Demand Reduction Without Behaviour Change
Behaviour-led water efficiency is inherently unpredictable and difficult to bank against long-term targets. This article explores why reliance on customer behaviour introduces planning risk—and how system-level, engineered solutions like meter-point flow moderation deliver consistent, auditable, and enduring demand reduction without ongoing customer effort.
Why behaviour-led water efficiency is too uncertain—and how engineered, system-level solutions deliver reliable, long-term demand reduction.
Why predictive intelligence is non-negotiable for UK water
The Independent Water Commission’s Final Report signals a fundamental reset for the UK water sector. As reactive management becomes untenable, this article argues that predictive, data-driven intelligence is now a regulatory and operational necessity. Exploring the move to proactive supervision, the role of AI, real-time monitoring, digital twins, and integrated data, it sets out how water companies can deliver resilience, compliance, and public trust in the new regulatory era.
Why the IWC reforms mark a decisive shift from reactive water management to predictive, data-driven operations—and the technology required to deliver it.
AUMA Secures Primary Supplier Framework with Severn Trent Water to Support AMP8 Delivery
AUMA Actuators Limited has been awarded Primary Supplier status on Severn Trent Water’s new framework for electric actuators. The long-term agreement strengthens AUMA’s role as a trusted engineering partner, providing intelligent, modular actuator technology, lifecycle support, and technical expertise to support asset performance, resilience, and AMP8 delivery priorities.
AUMA Actuators secures Primary Supplier status with Severn Trent Water, supporting AMP8 with intelligent electric actuator solutions.
Smarter Technologies: Driving Compliance and Efficiency in Water Management
As water systems become more complex, real-time metering and monitoring are critical for operational insight and regulatory confidence. This article explains how Smarter Technologies’ smart water solutions - powered by the Orion Real-Time Data Network™ and the SmarterView platform - deliver automated readings, early leak detection, remote control, and continuous compliance visibility, helping organisations manage risk, efficiency, and safety with confidence.
Real-time water metering and monitoring using IoT connectivity and smart analytics to improve efficiency, compliance, and system control.
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