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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 strongly believes that a wide mix of cultures and backgrounds gives its teams a healthier perspective and an ability to find better solutions for clients. The UK business has published its 2018 Gender Pay Gap Report, as required under UK government regulations, detailing the prescribed metrics but also explaining the actions Black & Veatch is taking to address the gender gap and increase diversity.
Black & Veatch Offices in the United Kingdom
Bradford-on-Avon
51.337203, -2.251532
Glasgow
55.860946, -4.252738
Bradford
53.755702, -1.737975
Exeter
50.715475, -3.469696
Edinburgh
55.932783, -3.314774
51.238625, -0.168606
Chester
53.195497, -2.878282
Swansea
51.650721, -3.914307
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Yorkshire Water’s £72 million Knostrop Energy & Recycling Facility turns sewage into energy, generating sufficient electricity to power 7,600 homes. The project, according to local member of parliament Hilary Benn, “is helping to create a lower carbon future in the Lower Aire Valley.”
Thames Water Was Commissioned to Design and Construct the UK's Largest Urban Water Reuse Facility While Minimizing Environmental Impact
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2020 Strategic Directions: Water Report
The 2020 Strategic Directions: Water Report – melding analyses of leading experts and a survey of nearly 300 stakeholders in the North American sphere of water and wastewater – examines the issues and trends impacting today’s water industry at a time when matters couldn’t be more complex.
Black & Veatch Careers in United Kingdom
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