What’s next in the UK water sector

The blog discusses the essential role of transparency in the UK water industry, highlighting its impact on accountability, sustainability, and innovation. It calls for open dialogue to address challenges and foster collaboration among stakeholders.

Britain's outdated combined sewage systems are increasingly inadequate, leading to environmental concerns. Clamp-on ultrasonic flow measurement offers a non-intrusive solution for monitoring and optimising these systems.

The recent meeting at BSI focused on embedding standards and regulations in the water sector, highlighting the need for better collaboration and innovation. Actions were proposed to address challenges related to standards and grease management in wastewater systems.

Northumbrian Water engaged Pontoonworks to repair three damaged scum boxes, utilising a modular pontoon for safe access. The project was completed in five days, receiving positive feedback for its efficiency and reduced disruption.

Ovarro's XiLogFlow offers a cost-effective solution for monitoring water usage in various sectors, helping organisations identify savings and reduce waste. The technology enhances efficiency and supports sustainability goals by providing real-time insights into water consumption.

Water companies in England are focusing on new supply solutions like desalination and water recycling to enhance water security amid climate change. These plans aim to provide over 10 million litres of water daily by 2050.