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Utility Week 14th September 2018

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20 | 14TH - 20TH SEPTEMBER 2018 | UTILITY WEEK Operations & Assets High viz Peacehaven wastewater treatment works (WTW) has been chosen by Southern Water as the flagship for a project to turn its WTWs into resource hubs to provide excess heat and power to local communities. The biodigester at the site already supplies most of the energy needs of the plant and sometimes at night or during especially low flows, the site draws no power from the grid at all. The next phase is a £25 million investment at Peacehaven. This will enable the site to be a community cen- tre and massively increase the power- generating capabilities of the works. In addition to importing sludge from other sites for the biodigester, Southern is hoping to take food waste from the surrounding area and turn that into power. The company's first battery storage plant will be installed and it is hoped the energy can be supplied to the grid. Leading the field

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