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Ofwat Innovation Fund explorer series – September 2022
The Ofwat Innovation Fund is hosting an Explorer Series in September 2022, featuring three sessions aimed at encouraging participation in upcoming innovation competitions. The sessions will provide insights into previous competitions and support available for participants.
Join the Ofwat Innovation Fund Explorer Series in September 2022 to learn about innovation competitions and how to get involved in the water sector.
Environment Agency convenes National Drought Group
The Environment Agency has convened the National Drought Group to address the ongoing dry weather in the UK. The group, comprising various stakeholders, aims to protect water resources and the environment through coordinated actions.
The Environment Agency's National Drought Group meets to discuss actions for managing water resources amid ongoing dry conditions in the UK.
Press Release: Water Industry needs people
Future Water has launched a regular initiative to assess the water sector's challenges, focusing on the urgent need for skilled personnel across the industry.
Future Water's new initiative highlights the pressing need for skilled professionals in the water sector to address current industry challenges.
Ofwat reveals progress on water industry leakage performance
Ofwat has released provisional figures indicating that three quarters of water companies are meeting their leakage targets, with an overall reduction of 11% since 2017-18. However, further improvements are needed to meet future goals.
Ofwat's latest figures show significant progress in water leakage reduction, with three quarters of companies meeting targets, but more work is required.
Government sets out plan to reduce water pollution
The Government has announced new plans to reduce nutrient pollution in England's freshwater habitats while facilitating sustainable homebuilding. This initiative aims to protect wildlife and improve conditions in affected areas.
The Government's new plan aims to reduce nutrient pollution in England's freshwater habitats while supporting sustainable homebuilding across the country.
Drainage & Wastewater Management Plans (DWMP's)
Drainage and Wastewater Management Plans (DWMPs) outline long-term strategies for wastewater and drainage systems in England and Wales, addressing future climate and population needs while reducing pollution and flooding. Draft plans from ten water companies are available for review until June 2023.
Explore the draft Drainage and Wastewater Management Plans (DWMPs) from ten UK water companies, aimed at improving wastewater systems for future needs.
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