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Insights from the judges of the Water Breakthrough Challenge 2
The judges of the Water Breakthrough Challenge 2 have shared insights on the future of the water sector, emphasising the importance of innovation and technology in addressing upcoming challenges. Winners will be announced in early 2022.
Explore insights from the judges of the Water Breakthrough Challenge 2 on the future of the water sector and the role of innovation in overcoming challenges.
Northwich Consultants Long O Donnell announce the completion of the award winning Cobh to Monkstown Estuary Crossing project.
Long O Donnell has successfully completed the Cobh to Monkstown Estuary Crossing project, which won the Engineering Endeavour Award 2021. This project is part of the €91 million Cork Lower Harbour Drainage Project aimed at improving wastewater management in the region.
Long O Donnell announces the completion of the award-winning Cobh to Monkstown Estuary Crossing project, enhancing wastewater management in Cork.
‘Chemical cocktail’ of sewage, slurry and plastic polluting English rivers puts public health and nature at risk
The Environmental Audit Committee highlights that only 14% of English rivers meet good ecological standards, primarily due to pollution from various sources. This situation poses significant risks to public health and the environment.
The Environmental Audit Committee reports that pollution is severely impacting English rivers, with only 14% meeting good ecological standards.
PN 01/22 Water companies need to go further to cut carbon emissions
Ofwat has urged water companies in England and Wales to enhance their efforts in reducing carbon emissions from infrastructure projects. The regulator emphasises the need for transparency and alignment with national net zero targets to achieve sustainability by 2050.
Ofwat calls for water companies to intensify carbon reduction efforts in infrastructure projects, stressing transparency and alignment with net zero targets.
MOSL publishes 2022-25 Business Plan for consultation
MOSL has released its draft 2022-25 Business Plan for consultation, outlining five key improvement programmes aimed at enhancing the non-household market.
MOSL's draft 2022-25 Business Plan is now available for consultation, focusing on five key improvement programmes for the non-household market.
UK Gov Launches National Cyber Security Strategy – Water Companies need to Inform Shareholders of Cyber Risks
The UK Government has launched a National Cyber Security Strategy, urging water companies to enhance their cyber risk management and inform shareholders about potential risks. This initiative aims to improve corporate resilience and reporting standards.
The UK Government's new National Cyber Security Strategy requires water companies to enhance cyber risk management and inform shareholders about risks.
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