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Open and shared data in the business retail market is moving from idea to test, creating potential opportunities for FWA members
Cross 8 presented a benefits case on Open and Shared Data to the Strategic Panel that oversees the business retail market. The Panel has approved moving to a proof of value phase.
Cross 8 presented an Open & Shared Data benefits case to the Strategic Panel, which approved progressing to a proof of value phase.
Shaping the next generation of coastal water intelligence
Public attention on coastal water quality has never been higher. Recent media coverage, including Channel 4’s Dirty Business, highlights just how much scrutiny the sector is under and how important transparency and trust are.
Smart Skies, Healthy Waters uses drones, sensors and AI to transform coastal water monitoring, enabling real-time insights, predictive intelligence and faster action.
Ipsum secures seventh consecutive RoSPA Gold Medal Award
Ipsum Group’s Water division in England & Wales has been awarded the RoSPA Gold Medal Award for the seventh consecutive year. The award recognises commitment and performance in health, safety and environmental management.
Ipsum Group awarded the RoSPA Gold Medal
Research shows cast iron pipes can temporarily ‘reseal’
Technical research commissioned by UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) and conducted by the University of Sheffield has provided a breakthrough in understanding how and why cast iron pipes fail.
A breakthrough in understanding from UKWIR how and why cast iron pipes fail
World Water Week 2026 - UK Pavillion
The UK Pavilion will return to World Water Week, taking place 23 to 27 August 2026, building on the energy and connections created over the past two years.
UK Pavillion returns to world Water Week
Future-proofing data centres: How water-smart engineering unlocks energy efficiency and carbon reduction
As the global digital economy accelerates, data centres have become indispensable to modern life. Yet the same infrastructure that powers AI, cloud computing, and digital communications also consumes vast amounts of energy and water.
AI and data centres water cooling consumption
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