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Life’s a game

Computer gaming is huge and smart utilities are using its popularity and reach to their own ends. Andrew Williams reports

11 years ago

Cooking on biogas

The prospects for injecting biomethane into the gas grid are really hotting up, according to Megan Darby

11 years ago

Vandalism at sewage works could lead to pollution, NI Water warns

Vandalism at a wastewater treatments works could lead to a major environmental incident, NI Water warned today.

11 years ago

Wessex Water sewage works windfarm finds supplier

Four wind turbines are to be built at a Wessex Water sewage works in Bristol by the end of the year, it has been announced.

11 years ago

Severn Trent Water fined £15,000 for failing ammonia limit at sewage treatment works

Severn Trent Water has been ordered to pay more than £18,000 in fines and costs by the Telford Magistrates Court for allowing too much ammonia to enter the stream.

11 years ago

Southern Water to install £700,000 biogas plant at wastewater treatment works

Southern Water is installing a £700,000 combined heat and power (CHP) plant at its wastewater treatment works on the Isle of Wight. The plant at Sandown will capture biogas created during the sewage treatment process.

11 years ago

How’s it planning out?

Roger Milne reports on the ups and downs of life for water and energy firms under the reformed planning system, and particularly the NSIP regime

11 years ago

Thames Water adds wind turbine to renewables portfolio at Crossness sewage works

Thames Water is building a £5 million wind turbine to power 4 per cent of its Crossness sewage treatment works in east London. The turbine is expected to generate power equivalent to the usage of up to 13,000 homes on a windy day.

11 years ago