Michael Butler
Technical Manager
Leakage
We provide a flexible and responsive approach to meet the demands of a changing environment. With leakage being a priority for your customers, we’re committed to deliver leakage detection and analysis strategies that reduce the time taken to detect and repair leaks, minimising customer impact and reducing leakage.
Meeting the demands of resource-scarce world
Our Strategy to Operations approach to leakage management focuses on how we target, collect and analyse network data to support your proactive asset maintenance regimes. Coupled with our bespoke Waternet® software we manage sensor data to analyse leakage, consumption and performance to be on the front foot and drive value from smart networks.
We have over 1,300 staff dedicated to our water services. Our teams are supported by a comprehensive network of specialists in health and safety, training, equipment and vehicle logistics. We take great pride in delivering solutions safely and reliably while ensuring value for money.
Our expertise in leakage strategy and economics has helped many companies define their approach to reducing leakage in the future. We are aware of the challenges that face leakage practitioners every day and have developed approaches that help you overcome these, with a focus on utilising your pre-existing data.
Our expertise
- Leakage analysis and detection
- Upstream losses and leakage
- Leakage economics and strategy
- Pressure optimisation
- Pressure Management Valve (PMV) maintenance
- Mains flushing
- Meter verification and logging
- District Metered Area (DMA) validation surveys
- Water efficiency surveys
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Using data to build a resilient, yet adaptable strategy to deliver future UK water targets
Read articleRecent events in the UK including the floods in February, the onset of COVID-19 and the impending drought of 2020 have and will affect the UK water network. This article underlines how using agile data capture and strategy can deliver future water targets.
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Leakage Asset Management and Accountability
Read articleMichael Butler discusses the evolving factors behind successful long-term leakage detection from leakage strategies through to leakage operations
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From sustainable to frontier – the change in leakage economics for AMP7
Read articleBuilding on the firm footing of one of the most respected leakage sectors in the world, it's important to innovate and utilise data and technologies in new ways.
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