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Raw sewage spilling into the sea last summer caused understandable public outrage and there is massive concern at the scale of discharges into Britain’s rivers. Here, our CEO, Wayne Preece, explains how Hydro can help. Let’s face it. It’s revolting. Domestic waste – to put it politely – should not be pouring into the clear The Hydro Solution to Sewage Discharges

Our CEO, Wayne Preece, explains why a substantial upgrade of Hydro’s laboratories is underway at our research centre in Wales. The word “lab” conjures certain images for some of us, probably associated with school. I’m thinking white coats, test tubes, Bunsen burner, maybe some microscopes. During my tenure at Hydro it’s been reassuring to see New Hydro Research Centre

Weeks before the world gathers in Egypt for COP27, our Programme Manager, David Jones, heralds a Hydro client for using our technology to raise its environmental standards. If every client was this responsible, the world would be a noticeably better place. They’ve asked not to be named but Hydro have been working with them for Corporate Best Practice

As the public queue to pay their final respects to Queen Elizabeth, our CEO, Wayne Preece recalls his brief encounter with Her Majesty last year.  The world’s business elite aren’t often made to stand in line. But from Bill Gates to John Kerry and a whole host of more humble executives like myself, it was Queen Elizabeth

With Groundwater as the theme this World Water Day, it gives me an opportunity to share some of the insight into Hydro’s ability to harness and efficiently purify the resource. With the effects of climate change worsening, the precious commodity that is safe clean water, will become more of a valued resource, and having the World Water Day

After showcasing our technology at The Global Investment Summit, CEO, Wayne Preece, is back abroad chasing leads. Dinner with the Queen at Windsor Castle was a unique privilege I won’t forget. And it ended a day of intense and unprecedented networking with some of the world’s leading entrepreneurs. But a feast of local delicacies with Global Investment Summit

It’s a cruel, painful paradox that a small but densely populated country, can be flooded relentlessly yet remain persistently short of safe water. 80% of Bangladesh is floodplain and it has a vast coastal region. Every year, about a fifth of the country is sunk, displacing thousands and destroying their homes, wellbeing and dreams. Among the many Bangladesh