Water scarcity is affecting people around the world as rain patterns alter in response to climate change. Whatever other technical or regulatory solutions they may turn to, leakage management is one approach that no water company operating in Britain today can afford to ignore. We explain the key techniques available to help in the fight against water leakage.

Optimising pump performance is key to ensuring that your process is operating at its maximum efficiency. This includes ensuring that your pump is free of any obstacles, such as rags or debris, that could impair operation. This page explains the latest technology on offer to help you optimise your pump performance and gives some examples of how it is being applied.

The Monitoring Certification Scheme (MCERTS) is designed to ensure that companies are monitoring their emissions effectively and supplying the Environment Agency (EA) with reliable data. This page explains more about the scheme, including the latest developments.

It's easy to take clean, safe drinking water for granted. Yet there are many factors that can affect the taste, colour and overall quality of potable water, meaning that careful attention has to be paid to a number of key parameters during the water treatment process. Find out what these are and learn more about the modern technology that is available to ensure they are accurately monitored to ensure that potable water meets the required standards.

The combined effects of legislation, including the recently introduced Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Energy Efficiency Scheme, together with the continuing rise in energy costs, make it critical to ensure your process is as energy efficient as possible.

One of the best ways to maximise the efficiency of your plant and process equipment is to ensure that you have an effective maintenance plan in place. To achieve this, you need to be able both to assess the condition of your installed equipment and take steps to ensure that any potential problems are pinpointed before they can disrupt your process.

Optimising the efficiency of waste water treatment processes can have a major impact on operating costs, including the cost of energy. Improved measurement and control can also be critical in helping operators to ensure compliance with strict legislation governing final quality.