78 percent of Brits do not know how much water they use on a daily basis
A new survey has revealed that 78% of people living in the United Kingdom do not know how much water they use on a daily basis
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Ofwat unveils an innovation competition to transform water
Ofwat have revealed details of their innovation competition with two contests in 2021 and £42 million in prize money available for successful applicants
Pipe replacements to cut Britain’s gas network’s carbon footprint by two-thirds
A project to replace iron pipes could reduce the carbon footprint of Britain’s gas network by two-thirds, the equivalent of taking 500,000 cars off the road
Water companies in the United Kingdom record lowest ever leakage levels
Water companies in the United Kingdom reduced water leakage by 7% in 2019-20 to the lowest levles since records began in the mid-1990s
First stage of Anglian Water’s 310 mile water pipeline revealed
Anglian Water have revealed that the first stage of their 310 mile water transfer pipeline is to be built between Lincoln and Ancaster
Leaking pipes could cause water supply in England to run out by 2040
A Public Accounts Committee report has said that water supply in England could run out by 2040 if the amount of water lost to leaks is not reduced
The impact of civil war on oil production and pipelines in Libya
Civil war and underinvestment has left the once-thriving oil industry in Libya facing an uncertain future as pipes and infrastructure begin to fail
High-speed broadband could be run through Britain’s pipe network
High-speed internet could be run through Britain’s pipe network as the government looks for ways to speed up the rollout of 1 gigabit broadband
Anglian Water introduce their new Strategic Pipeline Alliance
Anglian Water have announced the formation of their Strategic Pipeline Alliance responsible for the construction of a new 310 mile water pipeline
Lockdown paint flushed away leads to river pollution in Northern Ireland
Residents in Northern Ireland are being warned not to flush paint and other DIY materials down their drains in lockdown after an increase in river pollution