Take a look at a selection of projects we're working on across Devon and Cornwall to improve the sewerage and water network.
Modbury Sewer Replacement
In Modbury, our sewerage system is showing its age and is in need of upgrading. We’re busy repairing, replacing and enlarging a lot of the sewers to help increase their capacity and efficiency.
A sewer in Penryn needs a full replacement due to it's fragility. It's served the town well over the years but has now reached the end of its working life.
Lots of different species of fish use the River Tamar as a spawning destination, and we're planning a new fish pass that allows them to journey up the river more easily.
Together with the University of Exeter, we’ve set up the Centre for Resilience in Environment, Water and Waste (CREWW), where we’ll be researching some of the most important challenges faced by the water sector today.
Part of making sure that our 1.8 million customers have access to safe and reliable drinking water 24/7, 365 days of the year, is transferring water around the network to where it’s needed.
It’s our job to make sure that our 1.8 million customers have access to safe and reliable drinking water 24/7, 365 days of the year. But climate change and growing populations are putting increasing pressure on water resource availability.
A quick glance at some of the larger improvement schemes we've completed in the last the last three years.
Dawlish - 2022
As part of an ongoing commitment to protect the environment, reduce pollution and protect the bathing waters in the area, we will be completing essential work in Dawlish to upgrade parts of the sewerage network.