Black & Veatch will upgrade and expand Mogden sewage treatment works as part of Thames Water's £650 million investment programme

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Thames Water selects Black & Veatch as principal contractor for upgrade of Mogden sewage treatment works

25 January 2010

West London’s Mogden sewage treatment works will be upgraded and extended to reduce the amount of storm sewage which overflows from the site into the River Thames during heavy rainfall

The project, which Black & Veatch are engineering, procuring and constructing, is part of Thames Water’s £650 million investment programme to improve treatment standards and increase the volume of sewage treated at Mogden, Crossness, Beckton, Long Reach and Riverside sewage treatment works.

Steve Shine, Thames Water’s chief operating officer said: “The improvements at Mogden Sewage Works, which currently serves 1.9 million Londoners, will enable the site to treat 34% more sewage and allow for a 6% population increase until 2021. As well as significantly reducing sewage discharges, these improvements will help reduce odour at the site, as storm tank use will be reduced and new and existing equipment will be covered.”

 

 

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Distribution & Supply  •  Environment & Pollution  •  Public Sector & Policy  •  Wastewater & Sewage Treatment  •  Water Resources

 

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