Image credit: North Wales Wildlife Trust (NWWT) Waterlevel is pleased to have supported its regulated subsidiary, Albion Eco, in contributing towards environmental and wellbeing goals in Deeside, north Wales. Partnering with the North Wales Wildlife Trust (NWWT), there has been an increased focus on and investment in their nature reserve at Ddol Uchaf. This site,…

We were proud to receive Albion Eco’s Natural Partner Certificate in October following the commencement of a 5-year funding agreement with the North Wales Wildlife Trust….

Waterlevel Limited are proud to announce the sale of their remaining shareholding in Albion Water Limited. Dr Jerry Bryan, one of the founders of Albion Water, Chairman of Waterlevel and the outgoing Chairman of Albion Water is pleased to announce that Wessex Water Limited have successfully exercised their option to buy the remaining 49% of…

Biodiversity surveys are undertaken in rivers and streams both upstream and downstream of our discharge points to make sure that any impact associated with our activity can be identified and acted upon. Whilst it can take a long period of time to identify trends in species assemblages, monitoring results to date demonstrate that no apparent…

We believe that many new developments would benefit from community scale water recycling. Evidence emerging from the first dual water systems serving multiple properties suggests that plumbing WCs and garden taps off a non-potable network will reduce potable usage to 80 lpd. This compares very favourably with the industry average use of 142 lpd. Sediment…

The Environment Audit Committee has previously inquired into nitrate pollution in rivers and has extended this to focus on the impacts of the water industry and urban diffuse pollution. It recognises how inland water quality effects the whole ecological system, including the health and wellbeing of the population. We have submitted evidence to contribute to…