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About British Water British Water is the trade association for the water industry supply chain, representing the industry collectively to government, regulators, other institutions, customers and the media. Recognised as the voice for the industry, British Water is able to ensure that the message gets through where the representations of a single, commercial enterprise would invariably fail to register. If you wish to find out how you can participate in our activities or become a member, please contact us. For more information about British Water, please click here.
Events British Water and Water UK announce a joint summit: The AMP Cycle Rollercoaster – how can WE apply the brake? For over 20 years the water industry supply chain has weathered the ups and downs of the regulatory cycle of expenditure. Will it ever stop? How does it affect us? What can we do to stop it?BE THERE and contribute to the solution! Click here for more information. British Water and Southern Water Innovation Exchange Innovation - Presentation - Collaboration Following on from the success of the first British Water Innovation Exchange with Yorkshire Water in December 2011, I am pleased to announce a British Water and Southern Water Innovation Exchange to be held on Wednesday 21st March at The American Express Community Stadium, Falmer, East Sussex. Do you have a product, process or technology that is different, new and has clear advantages over the competition? Does this product, process or technology address issues to do with network management, off-site working or energy efficiency and sustainability? Would you like to find out what Southern Water see as the major challenges in delivering their AMP5 programme, hear what others in your sector have to offer and have an opportunity to present your ideas and solutions to Southern Water and their partners? If the answer to these questions is ‘Yes’ then you need to attend the British Water – Southern Water Innovation Exchange. Places are strictly limited, so please book now to avoid disappointment. World Water-Tech Investment Summit - 28-29 February 2012 The Summit will draw together utilities, engineering consultancies, technology developers and investors to identify the greatest opportunities for growth in the water sector, focusing on today’s most exciting areas for innovation and investment
Small Domestic Sewage Treatment However, the requirement to register small domestic sewage discharges from septic tanks and small sewage treatment plants, has changed in England (Not Wales). Private Sewers Adoption
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International Events NEW SME International Group Recent feedback from purchaser of the Spanish report UVDB and Verify survey results Link to Results Achilles Response Water Company Survey 2010 Water Company Survey 2011 Explanatory Water Company Survey 2011 Notes CLICK HERE SUDS, SABs and National Standards Conference Presentations Newsletters Cascade UK Cascade International |
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