A partnership of Galliford Try and Siemens aims to de-risk and accelerate digital technology adoption in water and wastewater projects.
The new partnership wants to help UK water companies optimise new and existing infrastructure assets with a focus on reducing pollution, operational costs, and achieving net zero.
According to the partnership, its combination of digital tools and sector experience “will help water companies solve a range of challenges, such as the ability to identify potential blockages in sewer networks, improve operational efficiency of treatment works and become a net-zero industry by 2030”.
The partnership will focus on three use cases. First, it will enable “optimisation of the wastewater treatment process using mechanistic digital twin technology”. The solution optimises energy by up to 20%, the partnership claims. It operates in real-time with integration of the control system, or offline. It can support a specific project or be integrated with sensor and model management.
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