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Thames and SGN team up for biogas installations
Thames has awarded an eight-year contract to SGN to design, build and operate biomethane gas-to-grid facilities at its wastewater treatment works with the first installation due to be completed in March 2022. Gas from anaerobic digestion will be used to heat 3,500 homes in north London.
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Ofwat approves sewerage building plans
Ofwat has approved of plans for building of sewerage assets as proposed by water companies. The guidance includes use of environmentally friendly drainage alternatives instead of traditional systems.
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Thames shifts 40-tonne fatberg in last week of Unblocktober
The past month has drawn the nation's attention to the havoc wreaked by putting non-flushables down the drain. Thames has shifted a 40-tonne fatberg, while Northumbrian has cleared mobile phones, dentures and a python from its pipes.
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Removing antibiotics from waterways could cost billions
Up to 80 per cent of antibiotics need to be cleaned from wastewater according to a new paper from the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, but the technology that would be needed to achieve this would cost the country billions of pounds to implement according to Thames Water, which is already developing new methods to treat effluent
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