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Michael Capel's coverage primarily focuses on the water industry, with an emphasis on business and sustainability. His articles often feature press releases and cite data related to private sector announcements.
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In sewer cleaning, attention is often focused on headline specifications: pump performance, water pressure and vehicle capability. One of the biggest influences on cleaning performance, productivity and operator safety is often far less visible… nozzle selection.
By: Michael Capel
2026 marks the tenth anniversary of Flood Re, which this year announced a reform package and confirmed it will develop and pilot Flood Performance Certificates (FPCs) for homes.
As membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology becomes increasingly common in wastewater treatment, the importance of effective upstream screening has grown. Fine screening plays a key role in protecting sensitive membrane systems from damage while supporting reliable plant performance.
By: Michael Capel
With the water sector tasked with delivering a £108 billion investment programme during AMP8, Paul Curtis, Managing Director of Marshalls
By: Michael Capel
Glenn Jackson, of Learning & Development Associates, explains why investment in infrastructure alone will not deliver the ambitions of AMP8. Developing a technically competent workforce is equally important, enabling organisations to improve performance, strengthen resilience and respond confidently to the challenges facing the water sector.
By: Michael Capel
As treatment works upgrades become increasingly complex, successful delivery depends on more than technical expertise. It requires collaboration, coordination and solutions designed for the realities of construction and operation, writes Dale Fradd, Project Design Manager, Trant Engineering.
As UK cities face increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves, the Urban Heat Island effect is placing growing pressure on infrastructure, public health and urban resilience.
Water UK has launched a national prize for those working on the future of the water sector in the UK. The inaugural National Watershot Prize will celebrate the most innovative academic research into securing our water supplies and stopping sewage entering our rivers and seas.
Condition-monitoring specialist Samotics has developed a new capability to detect burst rising mains, one of the wastewater network's most challenging and least visible failures.
By: Michael Capel
AtkinsRéalis has strengthened its long-standing partnership with South East Water through a three-year extension to its engineering and asset planning services framework.
