What’s next in the UK water sector

Morrison Utility Services has added four Nissan e-NV200 electric vans to its fleet for Thames Water smart metering projects, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and enhance sustainability.

Ofwat has announced a £51bn investment plan for water companies over the next five years, focusing on resilience and efficiency. Key targets include reducing leakage and improving customer service while lowering average bills by £50.

Morrison Utility Services has won three awards at the 2019 Street Works UK Awards, recognising their customer service, project collaboration, and innovation in street works planning.

The Zero Pollution Network aims to reduce aquatic pollution by uniting various stakeholders, including businesses and researchers. Future Water Association supports this mission and encourages membership from those committed to tackling pollution.

Morrison Utility Services (or ‘MUS’), the UK’s largest dedicated utility service provider and part of M Group Services, is using the world-leading International Safety Rating System (ISRS) to support the continued development of its Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) assurance processes.

Lanes Group has successfully completed a challenging multi-liner sewer rehabilitation project for Scottish Water, involving the installation of five liners in a nearly one-kilometre long drainage pipe. The project was delivered on time and within budget, utilising advanced UV lining technology.