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As plastic water networks replace ageing Victorian mains, leakage detection methods are also evolving, writes Barbara Hathaway, Ovarro’s technology leader for leakage solutions. 

Following a successful two-year trial of interval timers on packaged wastewater treatment plant blowers has resulted in an average 50% energy reduction at a site in Cornwall.   

Anglian Water has applied Ovarro’s data-driven early-warning technology across all rising main sewers, meaning bursts and blockages are detected before serious pollution occurs.

Moving water into an artificial intelligence (AI) and data-powered future was the theme of a keynote speech from Lewis Richards, Microsoft’s chief sustainability officer for the UK, at British Water’s 2024…

Delegates to the 2024 conference and exhibition in Melbourne, Australia, on 30 April to 2 May 2024, will have the opportunity to discuss the latest developments in water network management…

Delegates to the Asia Water 2024 conference, taking place in Malaysia in April, will hear about leakage reduction initiatives in London, UK, and Davao City and Cotabato City in the…

18 April, 2024 – New York  – A powerful new film exploring humanity’s profound relationship with water launches on Earth Day, 22 April 2024 in New York City. Produced by…

Increased production and testing capacity across three manufacturing sites means Xylem is ready to meet the UK demand for smart water meters in AMP8, writes Adam Parsonage, head of account…

UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) is seeking expressions of interest from partners to develop a next generation version of the carbon accounting workbook, which ensures the water sector has a…

Those water companies getting on the front foot with leakage targets and technology investment now will be in a strong position going into AMP8, writes Paul Hartley, chief commercial officer,…