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Sewage

Government announces partial U-turn on water company sewage rules

Policy

Government announces partial U-turn on water company sewage rules

It comes just a day after the government published 1,200-word defence of its decision to vote against stricter legal controls on pumping raw sewage into rivers and seas

clock 27 October 2021 • 5 min read

Infrastructure

Water companies pledge to share more information about sewage overflows

Government and water industry taskforce vows to establish a long-term goal to eliminate harm from discharges of sewage that occur during and after periods of heavy rainfall

clock 22 January 2021 • 4 min read

Net Zero Now

Water industry unveils multi-billion pound 2030 net zero vision

Biomethane from sewage, renewable power, peatland restoration, and tree planting feature heavily in Water UK's sweeping new decarbonisation roadmap

clock 12 November 2020 • 4 min read

Technology

McDonald's hopes biofuel boost can help fight the 'fatbergs'

McDonald's is working with appliance manufacturer Miele to adapt its washing machines to extract grease, creating additional biofuel feedstocks and curbing potentially damaging waste

clock 14 April 2019 • 2 min read

Policy

Fatberg fightback: Water industry unveils wet wipe 'flushability' standard

The 'Fine to Flush' standard will allow wet wipe manufacturers which pass new tests to put official safety logos on their packaging

clock 11 January 2019 • 2 min read

Energy

Ofwat urges innovation in energy from sludge

"Where there's muck there's brass" claims water sector regulator, as it calls for greater innovation in sludge-to-energy to cut carbon, reduce bills and boost sector resilience

clock 27 May 2016 • 2 min read
Soil crisis escalates as third of arable land lost in 40 years, but could sewage hold the answer?

Supply chain

Soil crisis escalates as third of arable land lost in 40 years, but could sewage hold the answer?

Major new study argues a return to using sewage as fertiliser may help tackle potentially catastrophic loss of soil nutrients

clock 02 December 2015 •

Investment

Green Investment Bank reaches 50th investment milestone

Government-backed body reaches landmark figure after investing £2m in sewage heat recovery technology across Scotland

clock 24 June 2015 •

Investment

Severn Trent plans £190m renewable energy investment

Water company to expand solar energy and anaerobic digestion to meet half of energy consumption from renewables by 2020

clock 17 March 2015 •
Bill Gates raises glass to 'water from poo' technology

Waste

Bill Gates raises glass to 'water from poo' technology

Microsoft founder's philanthropic foundation supports pilot project that produces clean water and electricity from human waste

clock 08 January 2015 •
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