Why the UK must plan for potable water reuse as global adoption accelerates

The UK has expertise for potable water reuse. The main issue isn’t competence, but when and how to evaluate reuse compared to desalination, water transfers and reservoir expansion. The post Why the UK must plan for potable water reuse as global adoption accelerates appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Garney breaks ground on $505.7M Florida water project

The Kansas City, Missouri-based contractor expects to place the 26-mile South Hillsborough potable water pipeline into service by the end of 2028.

Award of Merit, Water/Environment and Safety: Boulder 63rd Water Treatment Facility Campus Electrical & High Service Pump Station

Repairs and upgrades were made to the treatment plant’s power supply and electrical components and to the high service pump station, the city’s largest potable water pump station.

MATCOR PF Anode Earns NSF-61 Certification for Safety

MATCOR, Inc., a BrandSafway company and a leader in cathodic protection and AC mitigation solutions, proudly announces that its PF™ Anode is now officially NSF/ANSI 61 certified, ensuring its compliance for potable water applications. This certification validates the PF Anode’s safety for drinking water systems and underscores MATCOR’s commitment to delivering corrosion prevention solutions that […] <p>The post MATCOR PF Anode Earns NSF-61 Certification for Safety first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Construction Begins on Nation's First Direct-to-Distribution Potable Water Reuse Facility

The $295-million project will be built by a joint venture of PCL Construction and Sundt Construction.

RIBA - RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge, 21072021

The built environment is responsible for around 40% of global carbon emissions and architects have a significant role to play in reducing UK greenhouse gas emissions to net zero. The Royal Institute of British Architects has developed the 2030 Climate Challenge to help architects design within a climate conscious trajectory and provides a stepped approach towards reaching net zero. Watch Alex Tait, Head of Technical Practice at RIBA, give a brief introduction to the 2030 Climate Challenge