What flows is
innovation
ACWA is one of the leading UK players delivering innovative sustainable process solutions and technologies for both municipal and industrial clean water, wastewater and bio-solids treatment.
We design and execute resilient cost-effective technologies which address the needs of our clients and their regulatory drivers whilst helping to address climate change.
About us
All Clear Water Ahead (ACWA) our name, sums up well our purpose, to contribute to society, by treating water to wholesome drinking standards and to recycle wastewater and bio-solids, responsibly, attaining environmental sustainability.
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What we do
Through developing our people and enacting our values every day, we apply our process expertise, to solve our clients challenges, utilising our in-house technologies and those of our supply chain partners, for their customers and communities served.
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Penwhapple Water Treatment Works – Granular Activated Carbon
To improve the drinking water quality for residents in the Girvan, Barr Pinwheery, Old Dailly, Lendalfoot, Barrhill, Colmenell and...
READ MOREJapanese Tobacco International – Membrane Bio Reactor Plant
With Japanese Tobacco International’s aging facility no longer efficiently processing the waste flow along with increases flows ...
READ MOREBateman’s Brewery – Memtreat® Membrane Bio Reactor technology
Like most well established breweries, the Batemans Brewery has had a gradual increase in production over the years with the introd...
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ACWA Services Appointed to Anglian Water’s AMP8–9 Nitrate Removal Framework
ACWA Services is delighted to announce our appointment to Anglian Water’s new Nitrate Removal Framework, supporting a programme ...
READ MORENitrate Reduction Process – Contract Award
We’re delighted to announce that ACWA has been awarded a £3.7m contract by MMB, on behalf of Yorkshire Water, for nitrate reduc...
READ MOREWorld Water Day – 22nd March 2026
As the world faces increasing pressures — from climate change and water-related disasters to funding gaps, social inequalities a...
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