Noticias sobre Isle of Man
East County AWP program receives $86M in funding from MWD’s local resources program
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s (MWD) Board of Directors recently approved the East County Advanced Water Purification Program for its Local Resources Program (LRP), providing approximately $86 million in funding for this important water supply project.
Web platform launched to address Covid-19 challenges
A new website dedicated to collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the water sector has been launched by technology consultancy Isle.
Breakthrough UK water leak detection solution FIDO makes European tech debut
Pioneering water leak detection technology, developed in the UK, is set to make its debut before an influential group of European water company innovation managers.
Partnership will deliver water innovation for Australia and New Zealand
A new partnership between technology and business consultancy Isle, the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) and change-making consultancy ThinkPlace will deliver an industry-leading innovative technologies programme.
The water sector’s response to COVID-19
Water, fundamental for the existence of life, although many times undervalued, has become central to combat the coronavirus disease.
Prepare for Covid-19 waves, water industry told
Evidence that virus will be with us for years, Piers Clark tells British Water members. Scottish Water and Pennon CEOs brief on capital delivery programmes at virtual meeting. Ofwat’s Rachel Fletcher says water companies starting to accelerate plans.
WhatsApp initiative drives international Covid-19 collaboration
Over 140 water utilities and municipalities join Isle social media group. Weekly webinars reveal multiple challenges posed by Covid-19. Innovative use of communications technology driving global collaboration.
Harnessing the full benefit of AI in water
Ben Tam writes: Digitalisation of the water sector continues to be a strong theme and area of rapid progress.
Live coverage: Latest news on coronavirus and water industry
FRIDAY, MAY 29 Invest in hydropower to tackle coronavirus and climate crisis impacts The Covid-19 pandemic has underlined hydropower’s resilience and critical role in delivering clean, reliable and affordable energy, especially in times of crisis.
Quantitative Assessment of Water Security workshop
On 29th January 2020, the Working Group ‘Water Security’ organised a workshop on Quantitative Assessment of Water Security.
Working group workshop on Water Security
Dr Blanca Antizar, Isle's Director of Consultancy, Europe, will be moderating the Working Group Workshop on Water Security.
Peers sought to build urban resilience platform
A new peer-to-peer platform is helping municipalities and water utilities find reliable innovative solutions to their infrastructure resilience challenges.
Tierra del Fuego: water that keeps the secrets of life
The mountains of the southern tip of the South American continent take visitors to a journey back in time: its rivers and streams flow towards the ocean as they did in pre-industrial times, filled with pure water.
Victor Arroyo: “Future water companies should understand and adopt key innovation opportunities”
Isle is an independent technology and innovation consultancy that brings together technical and commercial specialists to facilitate relationships.
Trump EPA to limit science for chemical, air, water safety standards
The Environmental Protection Agency has broadened the scope of a proposed rule that will dramatically limit the scientific and medical research the agency considers when crafting chemical, air and drinking water standards, according to a report by The New York Times.
Isle Utilities appoints new European director
Global technology and innovation consultancy Isle Utilities is growing its team and has appointed Matthew Stephenson as European director.
Incubating an innovative mindset for sustainable water use in cities, industry and agriculture
Top international and local leaders will meet this week in Guayaquil, Ecuador to build consensual actions to address some of the most critical issues confronting the planet today.
Pioneering study into microplastic levels in UK water supplies
The Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH) has carried out a comprehensive study of microplastics for the UK and Irish water industry.
Could the Loch Ness monster be a giant eel?
University of Otago geneticist, Professor Neil Gemmell announced the results of investigations into the environmental DNA present in the British Isles largest and second deepest body of fresh water, Loch Ness.
Is a regenerative city possible?
Can Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, New Delhi… become cities that regenerate as many resources as they consume?