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Cowdenbeath Liquid Waste Reception Facility Goes Green
A £1 million solar scheme is now complete at Cowdenbeath liquid waste facility linked to Levenmouth Waste Water Treatment Works in Fife. Over 1,700 ground mounted solar panels have been installed at the site, which safely receives and stores commercial liquid waste before transferring it to Levenmouth Treatment Works for…
06 November 2025 -
Keeping the Tall Ships Flowing: Behind the Scenes in Aberdeen
We chatted to Team Coach Malcolm McKay about keeping the Tall Ships Race supplied with fresh, clean water. From quenching the crews’ thirst to keeping vessels flowing, here’s how they kept things running behind the scenes… Several weeks might have passed since the Tall Ships Race lit up Aberdeen, but…
21 August 2025 -
Mines, Wildlife, and Solar: Behind the Panels at Cowdenbeath
We spoke to Project Manager Amanda Hutcheson about what it really takes to get a solar scheme off the ground. From navigating mine shafts to protecting nesting birds here’s what she had to say… When people see solar panels gleaming in the sun, it’s easy to think it’s as simple…
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Graduates Help Inspire Young Innovators at FunSTEM
Two of our talented graduates supported this year’s FunSTEM, a hands-on education initiative led by Clyde Gateway. Held in Glasgow’s East End, the programme brings STEM (science, technology, engineering, and maths) to life for local school pupils, challenging them to come up with imaginative ways to generate and use energy.…
14 August 2025 -
£1.3M Solar Scheme Powers Waste Water Treatment Site in Alloa
A £1.3M solar scheme now supplies nearly a third of the energy needed to run Alloa’s waste water treatment works, serving thousands. The project, one of the largest completed at a Scottish Water site this year, has seen 1,728 ground mounted panels installed at Alloa Waste Water Treatment Works, which…
17 July 2025 -
Major Solar Upgrade Supports Glasgow’s Water Supply
A major new solar scheme is helping to provide clean water to over 700,000 households in Glasgow. The £946,000 project at Milngavie water treatment works has seen 1,421 roof mounted panels installed at the site, which are expected to generate 0.75GWh of green energy a year – 8 per cent…
25 June 2025
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