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Features: Utility Engineering
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What's your view on your vehicles? VIDEO TESTS
For many utility workers out in the field the vehicle is everything: mobile office, workshop, storeroom and canteen. So the... ...more »
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Steam turbine delivers 52MW capacity boost at Wilton
Sembcorp UK will boost capacity at Wilton Power Station by 52MW. The firm is to invest £20 million in a... ...more »
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A guide to the nuclear revival - new-build reactors in Britain
The government's programme There are several strands of work going on to provide the framework for companies to build new... ...more »
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Maintenance strategies need to become more sophisticated to minimise cost and downtime
A holistic approach to plant maintenance can have a significant impact on productivity and profitability, explains Phil Burge. Despite a... ...more »
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Tunnelling techniques help with sewer repair
May Gurney has completed an unusual sewer repair for South West Water using tunnelling techniques learned from local Cornish tin... ...more »
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Siemens awards platform contract for Greater Gabbard wind farm
Siemens Energy has awarded the contract to supply the second substation platform (Galloper) for the world's largest offshore wind farm,... ...more »
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Severn Trent saves money and carbon with biological nutrient removal
Severn Trent Water has released £60,000 annual cost savings with a comprehensive revamp of its wastewater treatment site at Loughborough.... ...more »
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Yorkshire Water replaces sewer pipes without excavation
A new technology that allows Yorkshire Water to replace damaged sewer pipes without having to dig up the road and... ...more »
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Wessex Water pioneers ice pigs for mains cleaning
Wessex Water believes a pioneering experiment using ice could prove to be the way forward for removing iron from water... ...more »
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REpower introduces 6.15MW wind turbine
German wind turbine manufacturer REpower has launched what it claims to be the world's most powerful turbine, the 6M, rated... ...more »