Noticias sobre New Caledonia
Microsoft redraws the social contract for AI data centres
AI data centres are beginning to collide with physical reality.
£235 million investment boosts water resilience for one million people in western Scotland
Scottish Water has completed a record £235 million investment to strengthen and future-proof the drinking water supply for almost one million people across the west of Scotland.
Scottish Water marks milestone in £500m sewer upgrade project
Scottish Water has completed one of the first sewer network upgrade projects under its flagship £500 million Improving Urban Waters programme.
Scottish Water achieves milestone in major sewer upgrade for Renfrew and Glasgow
A key milestone has been reached in Scottish Water’s multi-million-pound project to upgrade an important rising sewer main serving customers in Renfrew and Glasgow.
United Utilities to lead £8.9m programme of nature-based solutions to help improve water treatment
United Utilities will be leading an £8.9m national programme to bring more nature-based solutions into the water sector.
Net zero drive for the Scottish water sector
A new Scotland Hydro Nation initiative launched on World Water Day, 22 March, aims to drive Scotland’s water sector to net zero and beyond by 2040.
World Water Day – SUEZ leverages all its expertise to protect water resources
On the occasion of World Water Day, established by the United Nations (UN) on March 22, whose theme this year is “what water means to people and how we can better protect it,”…
Making Edinburgh’s water supply more resilient
A £20 million project to make the drinking water network in the city and beyond more resilient is more than a third complete.
New Caledonia: SUEZ renews two drinking water distribution contracts
The municipalities of Païta and Mont-Dore in New Caledonia have renewed their trust in SUEZ, through its subsidiary, Calédonienne des Eaux (CDE), by awarding the contracts for the distribution of drinking water.
Scottish Water set to start £7m project in Shetland
Scottish Water, with its Alliance Partner Caledonia Water Alliance (CWA), is set to start work on a £7 million project to take care of the water network serving around 6,000 customers in the north, central and west Mainland, Shetland.
The first wave-driven desalination system
Around 1.2 billion people, or almost one-fifth of the world’s population, live in areas of water scarcity, mostly in developing countries. Traditional reverse osmosis (R/O) desalination systems offer a solution but require sufficient electrical grid capacity.