The Environment Agency has thrown down the gauntlet, launching a consultation that could reshape the financial dynamics of water company enforcement. The move, hot on the heels of the Water (Special Measures) Act 2025, signals a bold shift in how the
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The utilities sector has been dealt a stark wake-up call with the release of the ‘Customer Service Report’ by Esendex, which places the industry in seventh out of 15 sectors analysed. With a score of 82.7 out of 100, the sector’s performance indicate
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The New River, a pioneering feat of engineering, brought fresh water to London in 1613, a testament to Sir Hugh Myddelton’s vision and the city’s desperate need for clean drinking water. This audacious project, financed and overseen by Myddelton, was
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The taps of Bogotá are set to run freely once more, as the city’s year-long water rationing comes to an end. This isn’t a moment for celebration, but a stark wake-up call for urban water management worldwide. The Andean capital’s experience serves as
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In the heart of the Philippines, Clark Water, a subsidiary of Manila Water, is redefining sustainable development in the Clark Freeport Zone (CFZ). Since Manila Water’s acquisition in 2011, Clark Water has poured ₱4.2 billion (approximately USD 73 mi
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Veolia, the global water management giant, has set its sights on doubling its desalination capacity by 2030, a bold move that could reshape the water sector’s landscape. With its technologies already accounting for 18% of the world’s installed desali
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Kuwait is stepping up its game in the water and energy sectors with a bold new initiative. Dr. Subaih Al-Mukhaizeem, the country’s Minister of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy, has issued a ministerial decision to form a high-level committee
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In a bold move to bolster its technical expertise and drive water efficiency, Pozitive Water has appointed Craig Rogers as its new Head of Water Technical Services. Rogers brings a wealth of experience to the role, with over two decades in water and
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In a bold stride towards securing the Hunter region’s water future, Hunter Water is pouring over AUD 30 million into upgrading key reservoirs. This isn’t just about fixing leaks; it’s about fortifying the region’s water security and meeting the insat
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The recent study published in Environmental Science & Technology has sent ripples through the water and sanitation sector, challenging conventional wisdom and offering a roadmap for future policy. Led by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH),
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