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Celebrating Women in Leadership: Fiona’s Journey in Finance
This International Women’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on women making a difference across our business. Fiona Dall, Finance Controller at Scottish Water Horizons, is one of those leaders – someone who has grown her career by learning from experience and the people around her, while helping others do the…
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People Spotlight: Fay Robb
We caught up with Fay to talk about her career journey, her promotion to Senior Project Manager, and what motivates her both in and out of work. Tell us a little bit about your career journey so far After finishing my degree in Economics and Politics at the University of…
20 February 2026 -
From Waste to Worth: How Biochar is Transforming Waste Water Treatment
A recent trial at Scottish Water’s Development Centre has shown how biochar can turn a challenging waste water stream into a valuable circular resource. Screening Waste: A Hidden Problem Waste water treatment plants produce screening waste – fibrous material filtered from incoming water – that is typically sent to landfill…
27 January 2026 -
Solar scheme helps power Borders water supply
A new solar scheme is now helping to power essential water services in the Scottish Borders, reducing operating costs and cutting carbon emissions. The £371,000 investment has seen the installation of 450 tank-top mounted solar panels at Scottish Water’s Roberton Water Treatment Works near Hawick, which will generate around 0.21GWh of green electricity annually. Sixty-five percent…
20 January 2026 -
Pumping Stations: Making Complex Sites Simpler
Customer Relationship Manager Martin Duncan shares how an integrated approach to pumping station delivery helps housing developers reduce risk and keep projects on track. Martin DuncanCustomer Relationship Manager For housing developers, pumping stations are part of the reality of site delivery. They’re not headline-grabbing, but they’re absolutely critical in moving…
16 January 2026 -
Bute Solar Schemes Powering Scottish Water Sites
Two solar schemes are powering water and waste water services on the Isle of Bute, reducing costs and carbon. At Loch Ascog Water Treatment Works, a £300,000 scheme has seen 372 roof and tank top mounted panels installed which are now generating around 0.19GWh of green energy annually. Over 50 per…
11 December 2025
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