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EEF picks top defence and trade civil servant to succeed Scuoler
Added: 4 Sep 2017
Manufacturers’ association the EEF has appointed a top civil servant at the Department for Internat…
Jacopa wins waterwheel contract at Thames Water site
Jacopa Ltd | Added: 27 Aug 2017
Wastewater treatment technology and solutions specialist Jacopa has been awarded the contract to de…
Amec Foster Wheeler secures key nuclear waste contracts worth £4 million
Added: 23 Aug 2017
Amec Foster Wheeler has won two contracts worth £4 million from LLW Repository, the company respons…
Waste not: an energy upgrade isn’t just about changing supplier
Added: 22 Aug 2017
Control industry suppliers are refining their offerings, with the use of energy management systems …
Jacopa’s commitment to training is recognised with SME of the Year nomination
Jacopa Ltd | Added: 22 Aug 2017
Wastewater treatment specialist Jacopa has been rewarded for its “exceptional commitment to learnin…
Eurofins’ new £4 million laboratory brings testing under one roof
Added: 4 Aug 2017
Work has finished on Eurofins’ new high-tech laboratory site for testing water and pharmaceutical p…
Government hands Amec Foster Wheeler £2.9m nuclear research contract
Added: 3 Aug 2017
The government has appointed Amec Foster Wheeler to lead a £2.9 million nuclear power research prog…
Delaying contingency plans for water shortages is a risky business
Added: 18 Jul 2017
Climate change is projected to have significant effects on UK water supplies. Now is the time to co…
Biofilm treatment in water systems from Fileder
Added: 17 Jul 2017
Fileder Filter Systems supplies a variety of water products, such as cartridge filters and water tr…
Complexity of UK withdrawing from Euratom made clear by European Commission
Added: 16 Jul 2017
The complexity of the UK withdrawing from Euratom has been made clear by the latest European Commis…
Online chlorine monitoring in wastewater streams
Added: 6 Jul 2017
Metrohm Process Analytics presents a dedicated solution for the online monitoring of free chlorine …
EngineeringUK announces new chief executive
Added: 5 Jul 2017
EngineeringUK announced today that Mark Titterington has been appointed as its new chief executive.
News viewpoint: how the General Election result will affect the process sectors
Added: 4 Jul 2017
The hung parliament that has emerged diminishes the likelihood of a hard Brexit, but brings other p…
Hinkley costs estimate to rise by £1.5 billion says EDF
Added: 3 Jul 2017
Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant faces a substantial overrun on work and costs have risen by a f…
Government commits to nuclear fusion research post-Brexit
Added: 29 Jun 2017
The UK government has committed to funding nuclear fusion research alongside the European Union unt…
GMB in ‘last ditch’ talks to avoid Sellafield firefighters strike
Added: 27 Jun 2017
Firefighters at Sellafield nuclear facility have threatened a series of strikes in July unless a di…
NAO Hinkley report criticises government nuclear strategy
Added: 23 Jun 2017
The National Audit Office has made damning criticism of the government’s strategy for the Hinkley P…
Process leaders demand Brexit scrutiny and safeguards after Queen's Speech
Added: 21 Jun 2017
Early responses from process industry leaders to the Queen’s Speech outlining the Government’s appr…
Improved use of resources drives development in the water industry
Added: 20 Jun 2017
At a time when operating margins in water and wastewater are under growing pressure, the need to co…
Election analysis: What’s the effect for Brexit and the process industries?
Added: 9 Jun 2017
The hung parliament that has resulted from the general election has increased uncertainty over the …
