Businesses urged to not waste water this Christmas period
Sydney Water is reminding businesses in Sydney, the Illawarra and Blue Mountains to take steps to avoid water wastage over the traditional Christmas shutdown period.
NYC DEP Offers Payment Incentive Program to Residential Account Holders
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is offering a one-time Payment Incentive Program (PIP) to more than 8,000 one-family residential account holders. Under this program, DEP will eliminate the late payment charges of eligible customers who agree to immediately pay their water bill in full
November 2007 eNewsletter
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Construction starts on Mount Kuring – gai sewerage scheme
Sydney Water Managing Director, Kerry Schott today announced that construction on the Mount Kuring-gai Industrial Estate Sewerage Scheme is underway.
“This scheme will deliver a number of benefits to the local community and the environment,” Dr Schott said.
“It will improve the health of the local waterways by replacing on-site septic systems with a modern reticulated sewerage system.
Brooklyn residents invited to connect to sewer
Sydney Water Managing Director, Kerry Schott today announced that connections are now available in Brooklyn to the $56 million Brooklyn and Dangar Island Sewerage Scheme.
Sydney Water awards recognise waterwise businesses
Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott last night congratulated five Sydney companies on achieving significant water savings at the annual Every Drop Counts Business Program Awards ceremony at Customs House
Access agreement makes way for competition
Opening up Sydney Water’s services to competition is one step closer with Sydney Water’s Board of Directors approving the indicative terms and conditions for access to Sydney Water’s sewer network.
Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott said this is the first time in Australia that water and wastewater pipelines and related infrastructure are being made available for access.
October 2007 eNewsletter
Hi and welcome to our October eNewsletter. With Federal Elections happening in Australia during november and Christmas only 7 weeks away it is certainly a busy period. How do you manage the
Another step forward for sewerage scheme
Planning for the new sewerage scheme for residents of Glossodia, Freemans Reach and Wilberforce is moving ahead quickly with the preferred service option to be put on public display early next month.
The proposed Glossodia, Freemans Reach and Wilberforce Sewerage Scheme is part of the NSW Government’s Priority Sewerage Program.
Water Week a reminder to save water
To celebrate National Water Week, Sydney Water and Bunnings are partnering up for a water saving weekend on 27 and 28 October.
Sydney Water will be at Bunnings stores distributing water saving kits, and providing information on the Love Your Garden Program and other water conservation programs.
Next step for Hoxton Park Recycling Scheme
Another major recycling project in the NSW Government’s Metropolitan Water Plan has taken a step forward with the Decisions Report for the proposed Hoxton Park recycled water scheme completed
All Valve Industries Newsletter September 2007
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Desalination contract documents now available
Contract documents for Sydney’s desalination plant at Kurnell are now available to view, Sydney Water’s Managing Director Kerry Schott announced today.
Dr Schott said a contract summary and contract documents had been posted on Sydney Water’s website.
One year anniversary of Australia’s largest water recycling scheme
Today marks one year since Australia’s largest industrial water recycling scheme was commissioned.
The landmark scheme has now supplied well over five billion litres of highly treated recycled water from Wollongong Recycled Water Plant to Bluescope Steel.
Sydney Water and Penrith City Council to save over 90 million litres per year
Two separate water saving initiatives in Penrith will save over 90 million litres of drinking water per year.
The initiatives are a new recycled water project recently up and running at Penrith, and water saving measures implemented as part of Sydney Water’s Every Drop Counts Business Program.
August 2007 eNewsletter
Hi and welcome to our late August eNewsletter. With the APEC summit hitting Sydney this week, it seems the city has been locked down and turned into a prison. The arrival of US President, George W. Bush and other world leaders has led
Construction on Sydney’s desalination plant
Construction on Sydney’s desalination plant at Kurnell will move into its next phase from next week, Sydney Water’s Managing Director Kerry Schott announced today.
Dr Schott said the Director General of the Department of Planning had approved construction management plans to allow major construction to proceed.
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Contract signed for major recycled water scheme
A contract has been signed for the Replacement Flows Project, part of the $250 million Western Sydney Recycled Water Initiative.
The Western Sydney Recycled Water Initiative will provide 27 billion litres of recycled water a year for the environment, industry, irrigation and new homes in Western Sydney.
