Black & Veatch, as the designer and contractor, raised the Black Esk dam by 2.5 metres, increasing the storage potential and capacity of the reservoir by 40 percent, or nearly 1 billion litres.
What Black & Veatch does isn’t always visible to the people and communities where we work. However, to families and businesses in and around Wrexham, UK, clean, clear drinking water is readily apparent today.
In 2010, work began on an upgrade and expansion project to increase Mogden’s treatment capacity and meet the Environment Agency’s new consent standard.
During periods of heavy rainfall, storm water flows affected the quality of the town’s coastal waters. Previous work at Campbeltown Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) has failed to address the area’s long-standing sewerage and flooding issues.
With PAS 55 certification, water companies can demonstrate to customers, regulators and other stakeholders that they have effective asset management policies functioning throughout the business.
Immingham CHP (Combined Heat and Power) is sited on the south bank of the River Humber. The plant provides process steam to the Humber Oil Refinery and another nearby refinery. Excess electricity is exported to the National Grid.
The Durdham Down Combined Main (DDCM) is a 10.2-kilometre (6.3-mile) potable water main running from Harry Stoke in the North of Bristol to Victoria Reservoir, Clifton
The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) 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.
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