FROM GROUNDWATER MODELLING TO WATER RESILIENCE: WHAT ENGLAND’S NEW FRAMEWORK COULD MEAN FOR WATER SUPPLY
The Environment Agency’s Groundwater Modelling National Framework 2026-2034, with an estimated value of £17.8 million, provides an eight-year procurement framework for groundwater modelling services across England. The framework covers the development,...
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SUSTAINABLE GROUNDWATER TREATMENT: DESIGNING FOR WATER QUALITY, RESILIENCE AND LOWER WASTEWATER
Groundwater provides around a third of England’s public water supply. As AMP8 delivery accelerates and AMP9 planning begins, treatment choices being made now will influence source resilience and operating performance for years. Sustainable groundwater treatment...
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DATA CENTRE WATER PLANNING: WHAT NEEDS TO BE RESOLVED BEFORE KEY DESIGN DECISIONS ARE LOCKED IN
Data centre water planning has long been a core design consideration for major projects. What is changing is how early the site-wide water strategy is coming under scrutiny within the wider development process. In Scotland, new rules introduced in September 2026 mean...
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DATA CENTRE WATER EFFICIENCY: WHAT THE EU’S PROPOSED WUE RATING MEANS IN PRACTICE
On 21 September 2026, the European Commission proposed a common EU data centre rating scheme that would give each covered site a water-efficiency class from A to G, alongside an energy-efficiency class. Those seven site-level classes would appear on a public...
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