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We are upgrading the water network between Peterhead and Ellon to ensure customers continue to receive fresh, high-quality drinking water and reduce the risk of pipes bursting.

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Our latest solar power scheme is helping to protect the coastal community of Oban from the effects of climate change

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A key stretch of sewer network in Ayrshire has been successfully relined as part of a multi-million-pound Scottish Water project to protect the local environment.

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A new report published in Climate Week has highlighted the progress towards net zero water and waste water services.

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Local MSP John Swinney has visited the site of the major drainage upgrade being delivered by Scottish Water in central Perth to support the city’s growth and reduce the risk of sewer flooding.

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A state-of-the-art single Water Treatment Works has been built to replace two smaller WTWs. The new plant uses nanofiltration membranes to produce up to 1 million litres of world class drinking water every day, drawn from the largest body of freshwater in Scotland.

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We are looking to invest around £3million in the first phase of a major upgrade to an important sewer main serving customers in Renfrew and Glasgow

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More than half of Perth’s upgraded ‘super sewer’ has been laid as the construction approaches a two-week pause over the Christmas period.

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Alex Plant, Scottish Water CEO,  talks about the importance of charges to tackle the effects of climate change on investment needs

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Water and Waste Water Charges 2024 to 2025: Supporting Vital Investment for Future Services