News & Views - Scottish Water

Wave of Investments to Drain the Rain and Enhance the Environment

Work on the first wave of projects in our £500million commitment to provide peace of mind to customers and real benefits for the environment is due to get underway

01 May 2025

Newly planted trees with tree guards at Clunas Reservoir

New Native Woodland Planted at Clunas Reservoir

Hundreds of native broadleaf trees have been planted on land surrounding a highland reservoir, helping to improve biodiversity in the area and lock up carbon

01 May 2025

Gillian, Simon and Sharon n the control room at Scottish Water headquarters

New Super Sewer for Georgie Town

Project gets underway in Georgie Town to upgrade sewer network

01 May 2025

Loch Katrine's 400-Hectare Peatland Restoration Project

The first phase of a 400-hectare peatland restoration project at Loch Katrine is now complete

16 April 2025

Arial shot of Gorbals Pumping Station showing PV panels

Solar Scheme Set to Help Power Gorbals Water Pumps

A £636,000 solar project which will help pump water to thousands of customers in South Ayrshire is now complete

15 April 2025

Some of the new solar panels at Helensburgh Waste Water Treatment Works

£300,000 solar project completed in Helensburgh

Work on a £300,000 renewable energy project in Helensburgh which will help make the treatment of the town’s waste water less carbon intensive is now complete

27 March 2025

An excavator at work as part of the peatland restoration project

Uist Crofter Praises Benefits of Peatland Restoration Projects

Two pilot peatland restoration projects in the Uists have now been completed by Scottish Water

04 March 2025

Volunteers from Scottish Water and Friends of the Pentlands pictured at the tree planting site overlooking Glencorse Reservoir

A Team Effort for New Trees at Glencourse

Scottish Water volunteers joined forces with environmental charity Friends of the Pentlands to plant hundreds of trees near Glencorse Reservoir

26 February 2025

Aerial view of the new solar scheme at Gailes waste water pumping station

Scotland’s Largest Waste Water Pumping Station Gets £478,000 Solar Boost

Scotland’s largest waste water pumping station is now partly powered by renewable energy

25 February 2025

View of some of the roof mounted solar panels at Longman Drive waste water pumping station in Inverness

Work on £1.4 Million Solar Project in Inverness Complete

We have completed work on a £1.4m solar project at a site in Inverness, which will help power essential waste water services in the area with renewable energy

25 February 2025