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Create your own profile now » Biorock The BIOROCK sewage treatment system is the first treatment unit in the world not to use any electricity or moving parts, it treats to a very high consent, accepted by the environment agency (EA) SEPA ...
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water treatment company that specialise in removals of contaminates in water, offering sale and rental options. Aggrelek offers a
» menziesMy name is Chris Cakebread and I am the Sales Manager of Menzies Energy Management Ltd.
Our main product is an innovative british designed and manufactured data logger that works 'pulseless' and can ...
» prigual- Master's Degree in Geology. (5 years) University of Salamanca. 2007
- Master in Natural Hazards.(1 year, 60 ECTS) University of Leon. 2010
- Erasmus Schoalrship in Coimbra Universit...
» Tom WardSolicitor and Head of Business Defence and Dispute Resolution at Oliver Legal.Committed to delivering clear and effective advice to commercial clients.Regulatory crime cases of note include:
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» John O'HaganJohn headed up the Sales Team at ITT Flygt in the UK from the commencement of the AMP programme at privatisation visiting every UK Water company.
John then went on to become UK General Manager at Cap...
» AMPplusAMP/plus is a new user group for discussion of the electrical and automation hot topics affecting the Water & Wastewater sector. Sponsored by ABB, AMP/plus covers a w
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» Tony_HoyleI've been working within the water industry instrumentation arena for around 16 years. I am currently UK Flo
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My particular interest is talking with all businesses involved in the UK water industry to ensure that o...
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I'm the deputy editor of edie.net. I've been working in the media for more than ten years now, working on everything from newspapers, magazines and now websites.
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» Natasha WisemanEditor of Water & Wastewater Treatment magazine, the UK's leading water industry publication.
» HelenBurkertMy name is Helen Christopher and I am proud to say I am Marketing Manager for Bürkert Fluid Control Systems.
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Recent topics Discussion - What do you think of water bill increases? Discussion - What can the waste industry expect in 2012? Discussion - Did Greg Barker deserve a heckling? Discussion - What is the meaning of resource security? Discussion - Does the Water White Paper place priority in the right places and does it go far enough? Discussion - Is the Autumn Statement 'colour blind' to green issues? Discussion - Can the Isle of Wight become a net energy producer? Discussion - Direct Mail: gone aways, returns, undelivered mail Discussion - Was the CRC league table worth the wait? Discussion - FITs cuts have your sayLatest posts What do you think of water bill increases?Do you think the increases in water bills are fair and acceptable for business users? What can the waste industry expect in 2012?Which of the following outcomes do you think is most likely for this sector over the next 12 months? A healthy climb up the resource agenda [image] A surge in investor confidence 
Did Greg Barker deserve a heckling?Energy minister Greg Barker was heckled as he spoke to solar industry leaders this week. Did he deserve it? What is the meaning of resource security?The new buzzword in the waste sector is resource security - but do you know what it means? Does the Water White Paper place priority in the right places and does it go far enough?Response to the Government’s Water White Paper has been largely supportive, with the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) saying it “places “priority on the right issues for actions", but does it go far Is the Autumn Statement 'colour blind' to green issues?The Government's Autumn Statement is 'dangerously colour blind on the green economy', according to Green Party MP Caroline Lucas - is she right? Can the Isle of Wight become a net energy producer?The Isle of Wight is aiming to go green and become an exporter of energy, but is that possible? Direct Mail: gone aways, returns, undelivered mailHow many people are aware that 80% of a returned mail piece is in the end of life solution? 20gms of CO2 are generated by each piece of direct mail. Was the CRC league table worth the wait?After a series of delays the CRC league table was finally published this week. But, with all the changes and the removal of the revenue aspect was it worth it? FITs cuts have your sayCuts to the Feed-In Tariff scheme (FITs) have shocked the industry, but are they justified or not? |
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