Sydney Water continuing to reduce leaks
Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott today outlined the continuing work to reduce leaks. More than 60,000 kilometres of pipes have now been inspected for hidden underground leaks
Industry Briefed On Access To Sydney Water Infrastructure
The opening of Sydney Water’s services to competition has taken another step forward with key business and local government leaders attending a briefing on competition framework for the supply of wastewater services across Sydney.
NY Officials Targeting Unlicensed Home Improvement Contractors
To step up enforcement efforts and better protect homeowners, New York regional consumer affairs and law enforcement agencies today announced the results of a coordinated, multi-county enforcement initiative targeting unlicensed home improvement contractors
July 2007 eNewsletter
It is interesting to see a number of Flat Rate Pricing Systems being offered to Plumbers but I wonder how many have simply copied a fully
Alternative desalination pipeline route under investigation
Sydney Water is currently undertaking geotechnical investigations into a possible alternative desalination pipeline route along the edge of Sydney Park that could significantly reduce impacts on the community
Contract signed for Sydney’s desalination project
The contract to build Sydney’s desalination plant has officially been signed, ensuring the city’s long-term water supply
June 2007 eNewsletter
Hi & Welcome to the June edition of the MasterPlumbers.com eNewsletter. So ends another successful financial year in Australia. It’s now time for the accountants to get to work. What do you have planned for the next financial year?
Turbid water after heavy rainfall over the catchments
Following heavy rainfall over the Warragamba catchment in recent weeks, the Sydney Catchment Authority (SCA) said today that there is increased turbidity behind the Warragamba Dam wall
BuildingsNY Show
New York City DEP is mounting an exhibit at this year’s BuildingsNY Show at the Jacob Javits Center from June 27 – 28. DEP works closely with many City building owners to ensure their management and operational practices are environmentally sound
May 2007 eNewsletters
Hi & Welcome to the May edition of the MasterPlumbers.com eNewsletter. I have been looking at service agreements lately, from simple ones to multi-paged contracts. With all these different options for service agreements, it’s making me go cross-eyed
Australia’s Largest Industrial Water Recycling Scheme Reaches Impressive Milestone
BlueScope Steel has now saved three billion litres of drinking water through the use of recycled water in their steelmaking process.
The milestone has been reached just eight months after the switch was flicked to commission Sydney Water’s Wollongong recycled water plant, which is providing high grade water to BlueScope.
April 2007 eNewsletter
Hi & Welcome to the April edition of the MasterPlumbers.com eNewsletter. Hope everyone is well and that business is thriving. Do you know of places in the USA that sell used jetting units and water recycling units for mounting on trucks
Environmental Assessment display for desalination pipeline
The environmental assessment for the construction and operation of a pipeline for Sydney’s desalination plant is now on display for public comment from Thursday 26 April to Monday 28 May
Rookie plumber’s $12m blunder
A 17-YEAR -old rookie plumber has burned down a £5 million ($12 million) waterside mansion in southwest England, after a
IPA E-Institute Issue 11
How did we grow so stupid as to deny ourselves drinking water, or what made us so crazy as to think that water saved for drinking should be flushed down toilets!! Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Canberra, Geelong, home to over half our population
EPA Releases Draft Filtration Avoidance Determination For New York City
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region II released a draft Filtration Avoidance Determination (FAD) for New York City’s Catskill/Delaware water systems
All Valve Newsletter – Pressure Reducing Valves / Promotion
Welcome to the April edition of the All Valve Newsletter. This month we are featuring the pressure reducing valves almost exclusively as we have are launching the new 3-way “dual outlet” pressure reducing valve as well as a promotion inline with the launch. Read more in the PDF newsletter.
March 2007 eNewsletter
With an international focus on the environment, there has been a surge in Australia for water saving devices to curb water wastage during our water crisis. The majority of these water saving devices are installed improperly by unlicenced and unqualified people.
$95 Million Bondi STP Project Complete
Beach water quality will continue to be protected at Bondi with the completion of the $95 million Bondi Sewage Treatment Plant Reliability Improvement and Modernisation Program
Sydney Water Recognises World Water Day
Today is World Water Day and this year’s theme is ‘Coping With Water Scarcity’.
Sydney Water is well aware that water is scarce and must be conserved.
Sydney Water has undertaken a number of initiatives to help conserve water in its operations
