What We Address Protecting communities from flooding The UK Environment Agency (EA) estimates there are 2.4 million residential and commercial properties in areas at risk of flooding from rivers and the sea, and a further 3 million properties in areas at risk of flooding from surface water. As a flood alleviation partner for the EA and local authorities, we are helping protect those at risk. Data and insight-driven water service improvements Efficiency, affordability, customer service and competition are among UK water companies’ greatest challenges. To address them, utilities need to build and manage infrastructure that is resilient to climate change, asset failure, peak demands and human interaction – at a cost acceptable to customers. We are helping deliver data and insight-driven outperformance of financial and operational targets. Keeping the lights on The UK lost 11.4 gigawatts of coal and gas generation capacity in the three years leading to 2015. We are helping create the renewable, gas-fired and nuclear energy infrastructure that will help bridge the gap and provide cleaner energy for the future. Contacts Power Generation Peter Hughes +44 1737 852-741 Water Andy Powell +44 1737-774-155 Asset Management Peter Martin +44 1737-774-155 0 Locations Projects Black & Veatch Bahnhofstrasse 27-335th FloorWiesbaden, Hesse 65185GermanyMap & Directions49 611 97774 300 Email Black & Veatch 3rd FloorOne City Place Queens RoadChester, Cheshire CH1 3BQUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandMap & Directions44 (0) 1244-304-100 Email Black & Veatch Treenwood House, Rowden LaneBradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire BA15 2AUUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandMap & Directions44 1225-868-868 Email Black & Veatch Queens House19 St. Vincent PlaceGlasgow, Scotland G1 2DTUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandMap & Directions44 141-5641-400 Email Black & Veatch Citibase, Suite 2053 Redheughs RiggEdinburgh, Gyleview EH12 9PQUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandMap & Directions44 141-564-1400 Email Black & Veatch The Crescent BuildingNorthwoodSantry, Dublin 9 D09 C6X8IrelandMap & Directions353 (0)1 893 4998 Email Load more Markets - Any -Banking & FinanceData CentersGovernmentsMiningOil & GasPowerSmart CitiesTelecommunicationsTransportationWater Services - Any -Asset ManagementConsultingData AnalyticsEPC & Design BuildOperationsPhysical & CybersecurityProgram & Construction ManagementSustainability Apply Wastewater Treatment Plant Preserves Historic Ambiance of UK Coastal Region Margate and Broadstairs, two of the principal towns in northeastern Kent, attract thousands of visitors each summer to enjoy the beaches and countryside within easy reach of London. Such popularity comes with a cost. Storage Reservoir and Other Flood Defences Help Protect People of Banbury, UK Many people in Banbury recall the Easter of 1998 not as a time of celebration but as a time of severe devastation. Heavy rain caused a flood which closed the railway station and many roads. 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 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. The Felixstowe Coastal Defence Project Protects UK Commerce and the Environment Felixstowe, on the Suffolk coast, is at risk of flooding during times of high surge tides. Existing coastal defences were nearing the end of their useful life, with many of the groynes no longer effective at retaining the sand on the beach Black & Veatch Ensures Long-Term Security and Quality of Water in North East Wales 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. Load more @black_veatch
Wastewater Treatment Plant Preserves Historic Ambiance of UK Coastal Region Margate and Broadstairs, two of the principal towns in northeastern Kent, attract thousands of visitors each summer to enjoy the beaches and countryside within easy reach of London. Such popularity comes with a cost.
Storage Reservoir and Other Flood Defences Help Protect People of Banbury, UK Many people in Banbury recall the Easter of 1998 not as a time of celebration but as a time of severe devastation. Heavy rain caused a flood which closed the railway station and many roads.
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 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.
The Felixstowe Coastal Defence Project Protects UK Commerce and the Environment Felixstowe, on the Suffolk coast, is at risk of flooding during times of high surge tides. Existing coastal defences were nearing the end of their useful life, with many of the groynes no longer effective at retaining the sand on the beach
Black & Veatch Ensures Long-Term Security and Quality of Water in North East Wales 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.