The UK press is full of stories about plastic pollution in general and the problem of microplastics building up in the water cycle. Several recent news items have caught my eye. Apparently, in the UK, we dispose of 100 billion […]
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Author Archive: Graeme Pearce
It’s not easy being green in the water industry; moving towards a new status quo
All of us in the water industry take it as read that we need to use water wisely and recycle wherever possible. I put this to the test last year, first at home and then by trying to help my […]
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Movement in the Ceramic Membrane Market
Find out about the latest M&A affecting the ceramic membrane sector in Tom Freyburg’s AquaTech article and see Graeme’s take on this and previous ceramic market activity, Why we bought PWNT – Holterman strengthens Dutch tech powerhouse (aquatechtrade.com). Further articles […]
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When desalination contracts turn sour; an opportunity for arbitration?
I recently completed my first arbitration. The process was quite an eye-opener. I have to admit I was somewhat sceptical at the outset that this procedure represented good value for money. In addition to the two teams of lawyers and […]
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Engaging with our Political Representatives on those less popular topics
Last week’s blog on the subject of wastewater discharges struck a cord amongst colleagues which encouraged me to reach out to my local Member of Parliament to spell out the facts. My first brief attempt did not elicit the response […]
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