Water/Wastewater News
Pumps
Pump manufacturer Tsurumi is expanding its portfolio and will be collaborating with the Italian specialist Dragflow in future.
The aim is to offer users in the infrastructure sectors a broader range of solutions for dewatering, slurry pumping and sediment management.
The firm’s product range comprises hundreds of pump models for construction dewatering, high-pressure applications, residual…
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A £5 million (€5.75 million) project to install a new underground stormwater tank in Birkenhead in the UK is now underway.
Once complete, the storage tank will be able to store 504,000 litres of stormwater - equivalent to just over 3,000 bath tubs - providing essential extra capacity during periods of heavy rainfall.
The scheme will reduce the number of times storm overflows operate and play…
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Grundfos has delivered a solar powered pumping solution to help safeguard water security at a remote farm and tourism business in Australia’s Northern Territory.
The installation has significantly improved water reliability while reducing fuel use and emissions.
Located around 200 kilometres north of Alice Springs, Athelle Outback Hideaway operates in an extremely arid environment where…
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Pump manufacturer Tsurumi is strengthening its position in the municipal sewage sector with the continued success of its CZ pump series, which has rapidly become one of the company’s flagship product lines.
Designed specifically for sewage containing high levels of solids and fibres, the CZ series addresses an area where conventional pumps often struggle. At the core of the design is a…
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United Utilities has commenced a £12 million (€13.8 million) project to construct a major underground stormwater tank at Duxbury Mill in Chorley, in the UK marking a significant investment in improving local water quality and strengthening the region’s drainage infrastructure.
The new tank, located on land adjacent to Myles Standish Way, will provide storage for up to three million litres…
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A new intelligent valve platform has been unveiled by AquaFlow Dynamics, designed to help utilities tackle leakage and improve network resilience.
The system uses embedded sensors and adaptive flow control to detect pressure anomalies in real time, automatically adjusting to prevent bursts and reduce non revenue water.
The company claims early trials have cut leakage by up to 18% in mixed age…
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Trial of an innovative phosphorus removal technology at a Sussex wastewater treatment plant (WwTP) has led to the purchase of two Flocell XFM20 filtration units by UK utility Southern Water.
Wastewater treatment specialist WCS Environmental Engineering (WCSEE), now Marlowe Environmental Services (MES), initially hired out the equipment for use at Storrington WwTP in June 2025. Following a…
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United Utilities is set to invest more than £525 million (€602 million) improving water quality across Salford over the next five years – the biggest ever upgrade to the city’s wastewater network.
The major package of works will cut storm overflows, protect waterways, and make the sewer network more resilient for the future.
Together, the investment over the next five years will ensure…
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Pipelines
A new intelligent valve platform has been unveiled by AquaFlow Dynamics, designed to help utilities tackle leakage and improve network resilience.
The system uses embedded sensors and adaptive flow control to detect pressure anomalies in real time, automatically adjusting to prevent bursts and reduce non revenue water.
The company claims early trials have cut leakage by up to 18% in mixed age…
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On Hawaii’s Big Island, a forward-thinking wastewater treatment project has successfully introduced a compact aeration and clarification solution that ensures environmental protection while extending the life of aging infrastructure.
Many smaller treatment plants process less than 500,000 gallons per day and often operate with just one aeration pond, one clarifier, and no redundancy. As liners…
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Ovarro’s end-to-end leakage detection system, EnigmaREACH, has entered its fifth UK strategic deployment, as water companies adopt the proven technology to meet ambitious water loss targets.
Southern Water and Affinity Water were among the first companies to introduce EnigmaREACH, doing so in the opening year of the 2025-2030 investment period (AMP8).
A total of five UK utilities are now…
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A major milestone has been reached on the £50 million (€57 million) upgrade of Southport Wastewater Treatment Works in the UK, with construction of the new stormwater storage tank now well underway.
The upgrade represents a significant investment in the region’s wastewater infrastructure and is designed to improve resilience, protect the environment and support future population…
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United Utilities is set to start work on a £1.4 million (€1.6 million) project to upgrade the water network in Sale in the UK.
The essential work will see the water company replacing 3.5km of ageing water pipes to help reduce leaks and bursts and improve the reliability of the water supply in the area for years to come.
Work started on October 13th and is expected to take around four months…
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A state-of-the-art analyser system that provides fast, fully automated monitoring of up to four sampling points has enabled a popular Swiss town to take swift action in the event of abnormal changes to water quality.
In the Canton of Zug (where since 1892, utility company WWZ has supplied water services), heavy rainfall, nearby construction and ageing assets could all trigger changes in water…
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Manchester City has reached a significant sustainability milestone: City Football Academy, home to the Club’s 16 training pitches, now irrigates exclusively with rainwater. This innovation eliminates reliance on external water sources, conserves local water supplies, and reduces the Club’s environmental footprint.
Since July 2023, Manchester City has saved an impressive 80 million liters of…
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Graham Morrell, CEO, Flowmax Group, rightly debates how the energy transition and electrification help shape how we heat homes, power industry and decarbonise transport. But there is a second infrastructure conversation we must have with equal seriousness, water. From process water for industry to safe rivers for communities and wildlife, water management is central to climate resilience and…
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Southern Water has partnered with specialist technology company Samotics to deploy its SAM4 smart condition monitoring system at sites across southern England.
The artificial intelligence (AI) powered technology uses electrical signature analysis (ESA) to help predict when equipment in both wastewater and clean water networks is likely to fail, reducing the risk of service interruptions and…
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Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has launched consultations on the largest infrastructure project in the company’s history – the Cwm Taf Water Supply Strategy.
The plans will modernise the drinking water network across South Wales, replacing century-old treatment facilities and increasing clean water storage capacity.
Welsh Water’s proposals involve building a new water treatment works at…
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