Game-Changing Flocell XFM Filtration Technology Featured at WWEM
WCS Environmental Engineering (WCSEE) will showcase the game-changing Flocell XFM phosphorus-reducing filtration solution at the Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) event – part of the Environmental Services and Solutions (ESS) Expo, taking place on 17th–18th September at the NEC, Birmingham. Flocell a business division of Evolution Aqua Group partnered with WCSEE to adapt its proven […]
WCSEE Flocell XFM a game-changer in Tertiary Solids and P-removal for wastewater
Regulations associated with asset management plan 2025-2030 (AMP8) continues to push towards the target of 0.25 milligrams of phosphorus per litre of effluent across an increasing number of wastewater treatment plants (WwTP). This shift has now placed growing pressure on smaller WwTPs, which present unique challenges in meeting performance targets while keeping costs down and […]
An announcement from Marlowe Plc
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WCSEE to present phosphorous reducing Flocell XFM at European wastewater conference
The wastewater team at WCS Environmental Engineering is pleased to announce it will reveal its phosphorus reducing transfer technology, Flocell XFM, modular filtration system at the European Wastewater Management Conference taking place in Telford, UK, on 17-18 June 2025. In addition to a full scale showcasing of the Flocell XFM technology, WCSEE and water company […]
WCS Environmental Engineering appoints multidisciplinary utilities sales manager
The water sector asset management plans for regulatory period 2025 – 2030 (AMP8) is bringing new opportunities for supply chain companies who are setting plans in motion for be at the forefront of innovation and solution delivery now and for the next five years.
Phosphorus reduction levels exceeded in wastewater trial
The success of a trial of a filtration technology first developed for the aquatics market, at a UK wastewater treatment plant (WwTP), shows that the modified system can help sites meet challenging phosphorus consents.
Homeowners should understand the benefits of non-chemical sewage treatment for nutrient neutrality in off-mains drainage
With nutrient neutrality requirements being enforced at off-mains properties in areas of England, homeowners need to understand the benefits of non-chemical package sewage treatment plants, writes Andrew Baird, technical director at WCS Environmental Engineering.
Handling Peaks and Lows: Managing Variable Wastewater Loads in Hospitality, Leisure, and Tourism
Why managing variable loads matters If you have an off mains wastewater treatment system operating at a hospitality, leisure, or tourism property, it is crucial to plan for variable loads and times of peak demand.
Trade effluent discharge best practices
Trade effluents are liquid waste streams discharged into public sewers from businesses and industrial processes. Their composition is highly variable but may include substances such as chemicals and fats that can be harmful to the human health and the environment if not treated correctly. Every company is responsible for its own waste, and there are […]
Summer Legionella Spikes: Keeping Your Water Systems Safe
With warmer weather approaching, building owners and managers need to be aware of the increased risk of Legionella bacteria in water systems. Outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease, a serious form of pneumonia caused by Legionella bacteria, tend to spike during the summer months.
Ideal septic tank replacement in France – legislation guide
Regulation in France regarding non conforming septic tanks In 2009, the French government introduced a new legislation, arrêté du 7 septembre 2009 modifié on top of the European EN-12566-3 standards and CE marking to support the replacement of legacy “fosse septique” septic tanks with sand filters and to further control the use of small waste water treatment […]
Pride Month 2024
Introduction WCS is proud to champion diversity and inclusion within our workforce. This Pride Month, our LGBTQ+ network took center stage, hosting a series of educational initiatives and a best-dressed competition to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.