What’s next in the UK water sector

On behalf of its members, partners and supporting organisations, Future Water has written an Open Letter which needs your support.

From 32 suppliers meeting in Coventry in 1986 to 125+ members today, explore 40 years of Future Water Association shaping the UK water sector.

Future Water marked its 40th anniversary by recognising talent in the UK water sector. The night included partners, members and industry organisations, all celebrating the past, present and future of water.

This October, the Women in Water Programme will take centre stage at the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition in Glasgow, bringing together women, allies, leaders, emerging professionals and water-sector colleagues from around the world.

Indigo Networks has reached another significant milestone in its growth journey after securing a New Appointments and Variations (NAV) water licence from Ofwat, further strengthening its position as one of the UK’s leading multi-utility adoption partners.

Standing in the room at One Great George Street for our 40th Anniversary and Future Water Awards, it was impossible not to feel the weight - and the energy - of four decades of history.

Maintaining uninterrupted power is critical across water and wastewater infrastructure, where even short grid disturbances can disrupt operations and increase the risk of costly operational incidents.

Water is increasingly becoming a material risk to businesses, affecting operations, supply chains and value creation. Join Rio for a half-day Sustainability Talk Tues 17 November, London

The UK water sector stands at a defining moment. Ambitions for cleaner rivers, resilient supplies and sustainable growth are now clearly set out in both the UK Government’s Water White Paper and the Welsh Government’s Green Paper on the Future of Water Governance.

Energy Assets explains how power quality issues such as harmonics and reactive power affect UK water sector energy use, and how active monitoring and shared-savings funding can help.

The team at Hy-Ram Engineering are very excited to share that we’re heading back to No-Dig Live from the 29th September to 1st October

Jenny Davies and Marie Armstrong from Element's environmental testing team discuss how the UK's PFAS Plan, AMP8 investment programmes and evolving DWI expectations are changing the way water companies approach monitoring, sampling and compliance.