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WN March 2019

Water and Effluent Treatment Magazine

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P R E S E N T S TECHNOLOGY FOR CHANGE t is impossible to approach the transi on to more resilient and sustainable u lity systems without exploring the technologies and innova ons that are already facilita ng change across businesses. U li es risk falling behind compe tors if the scope of their business plans does not include provision for disrup ve new technologies that are likely to have a long-term impact on energy and water. According to the U lity Week Live (UWL) survey, conducted by Insight Advantage to explore the state of transi on across UK u li es, the current impact of new technologies understandably varies greatly depending on sector. One of the biggest technological developments AI? Robo cs? Data analy cs? Which technologies are the most important in facilita ng change in energy and water businesses? In the run up to U lity Week Live on May 21-22, we present our second report on transi on in the sector. Nadine Badoo analyses the results of our exclusive survey 14 WET NEWS MARCH 2019 | wwtonline.co.uk

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