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Black & Veatch has supported UK communities since the 1950s. We consult on, deliver and manage water, flood alleviation and power infrastructure. What sets us apart is our ability to support every point in the life cycle of our clients’ assets. We are at the forefront of the water industry’s digital transformation. By helping develop renewable energy, and the lower-carbon conventional generation to support the transition to renewables, we are fostering sustainable growth. As a partner for the Environment Agency and local authorities, we deliver award-winning projects that increase river and coastal flood protection for communities and critical infrastructure. |
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Black & Veatch Offices in the United Kingdom
Bradford-on-Avon
Treenwood House
Rowden Lane
Bradford-on-Avon
Wiltshire
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
BA15 2AU
Phone:
+44 12 2586 8868
51.337203, -2.251532
Glasgow
Queens House
19 St. Vincent Place
Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
G1 2DT
Phone:
+44 14 1564 1400
55.860946, -4.252738
Bradford
Hollowfield Court, Roydsdale Way
Euroway Industrial Estate
Bradford
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
BD4 6SE
Phone:
+44 17 3785 2701
53.755702, -1.737975
Exeter
Park Five Business Centre, Compton House
Harrier Way, Sowton
Exeter
Devon
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
EX2 7HU
Phone:
+44 13 9244 7525
50.715475, -3.469696
Edinburgh
Regus House
10 Lochside Place
Edinburgh
Scotland
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
EH12 9RG
Phone:
+44 14 1444 1518
55.932783, -3.314774
51.238625, -0.168606
Chester
3rd Floor, One City Place, Queens Road
Chester
Cheshire West and Chester
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
CH1 3BQ
Phone:
+44 12 4430 4100
53.195497, -2.878282
Swansea
Redwood Court-Tawe Business Village
Phoenix Way, Enterprise Park
Swansea
Abertawe
United Kingdom
Zip/Postal:
SA7 9LA
Phone:
+44 17 3785 2859
51.650721, -3.914307
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Thames Water Was Commissioned to Design and Construct the UK's Largest Urban Water Reuse Facility While Minimizing Environmental Impact
Thames Water appointed Black & Veatch to design, construct and commission the first commercially viable membrane bioreactor reclaimed wastewater facility in the UK. It will service a new sporting facility in London.
Black & Veatch Increases Reservoir Capacity by 40 Percent, Boosting Water Resilience During Times of Drought
Occasional periods of dry weather in Scotland have highlighted the importance of ensuring reservoirs have the storage required to meet the demands of customers and businesses. Following a prolonged dry spell, the Black Esk Reservoir, which supplies drinking water to a population of 36,000 in surrounding villages, was estimated to have a supply deficit of 10 million litres a day.
Study Determines ‘Preferred Architecture’ to Demonstrate Tidal Energy Can be Cost Competitive
Great Britain has significant tidal energy potential. Harnessing this resource and making it cost effective, and attractive to investors, is a challenge. The Energy Technologies Institute commissioned and funded the Tidal Energy Converter System Demonstrator project to establish the pathway to an “optimised low-cost architecture” that will deliver long-term commercial viability.
Innovation Creates Sustainable Water and Energy Solutions
Black & Veatch is integrating a complex new asset into an existing major wastewater treatment plant for United Utilities Water to maximize sludge for agricultural use and the production of green energy. The advanced sludge treatment facility at Davyhulme Wastewater Treatment Works will treat site sludge and receive additional sludge from other contributing WwTW sites.
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