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New funding for collaborative innovation coming soon.
Ofwat's £200 million Innovation Fund will soon launch the Water Breakthrough Challenge on 3 October, offering two funding streams for water company-led innovations. An open access competition will also be introduced in early 2023 for early-stage ideas from any sector.
Ofwat announces new funding opportunities through the Water Breakthrough Challenge and an open access competition for innovative water solutions.
LATEST NEWS - Government to make it simpler for businesses to apply new product safety markings
The UK government has announced changes to simplify the application of the UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) mark for businesses in England, Scotland, and Wales. Key measures include reducing re-testing costs and extending labelling requirements.
The UK government simplifies UKCA marking for businesses, reducing costs and easing compliance for products in England, Scotland, and Wales.
Ofwat sets out framework to deliver better outcomes for customers and the environment
Ofwat has released its draft methodology for the 2025-2030 Price Review (PR24), aiming to enhance customer and environmental outcomes through long-term planning and innovation.
Ofwat's draft methodology for PR24 focuses on improving customer and environmental outcomes through long-term strategies and innovative solutions.
Ofwat confirms new open access competition for innovators and seeks to extend Innovation Fund to 2030
Ofwat has announced a new open access competition for innovators, launching in early 2023, alongside plans to extend its Innovation Fund to 2030. The initiative aims to encourage diverse ideas to improve water services.
Ofwat introduces a new open access competition for innovators and plans to extend its Innovation Fund until 2030, promoting diverse solutions in the water sector.
M Group Services making great progress towards achieving net-zero targets
M Group Services is making significant strides towards its net-zero targets, aiming to halve carbon emissions by 2030 and achieve net-zero by 2050. The company has implemented various sustainability initiatives and received recognition for its environmental efforts.
M Group Services is progressing towards net-zero by 2050, focusing on sustainability initiatives and reducing carbon emissions across its operations.
International collaboration with the AQUA Consortium
HAL24K and its partners are advancing the AQUA project, which aims to develop AI-driven water quality monitoring solutions to enhance public health and utility reputation.
Discover how HAL24K and partners are developing AI-based solutions for water quality monitoring in the AQUA project, enhancing public health and utility management.
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