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CEO Blog: The year the system was examined – and the year it must start working differently
As the UK water sector enters 2026, it faces critical challenges in governance, capability, and public trust. Future Water Association aims to facilitate practical changes to improve system performance and accountability.
Explore the Future Water Association's insights on the UK's water sector challenges and the need for practical changes in governance and accountability.
CEO Blog - Celebrating an Incredible Year and Looking Ahead to Our 40th Anniversary
The Future Water Association reflects on a successful 2025, highlighting key achievements in events, policy influence, and member engagement, while looking forward to its 40th anniversary in 2026.
Future Water Association reviews a successful 2025 and anticipates its 40th anniversary in 2026, highlighting key achievements and future plans.
EA Global AI: making digital processes smarter, faster, and easier for everyone in the water sector and beyond
EA Global AI has joined the Future Water Association to enhance digital processes in the water sector. Their AI-driven platform aims to streamline form-filling, allowing teams to focus on innovation and efficiency.
EA Global AI joins Future Water Association to improve digital processes in the water sector, streamlining form-filling and enhancing efficiency.
The Importance of Urban Trees in Stormwater Management
Urban trees play a crucial role in stormwater management by enhancing Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS), helping to mitigate flooding and improve water quality in cities.
Explore how urban trees enhance stormwater management and support Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) for resilient urban environments in the UK.
Behavioural Change vs Built-In Efficiency: Why the Future of Water Saving Must Be Automatic
The UK water sector's reliance on behaviour-led efficiency campaigns has limitations. To achieve significant water savings, the focus should shift to engineered efficiency solutions that operate automatically and consistently without requiring customer intervention.
The UK water sector must transition from behaviour-led campaigns to automatic efficiency solutions for sustainable water savings. Discover the benefits of engineered technologies.
Building a smarter network: Matrix Water has become the first 100% AMI metered NAV
Matrix Water has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first NAV in the UK to implement 100% Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). This development enhances operational efficiency and customer service through real-time data insights.
Matrix Water is the first NAV in the UK to achieve 100% AMI metering, enhancing operational efficiency and customer service in the water sector.
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