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Meeting water supply needs - sustainably Miranda Davis 27 th April 2006 East of England Biodiversity Forum & EEDA

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Meeting water supply needs - sustainably. East of England Biodiversity Forum & EEDA. Miranda Davis 27 th April 2006. Essex & Suffolk Supply Areas. How to Balance Supply and Demand. Forecast future demand population change, housing, industry, customer behaviours Assess Reliable Yields - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Meeting water supply needs - sustainably

Meeting water supply needs - sustainably

Miranda Davis

27th April 2006

East of England Biodiversity Forum

&

EEDA

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Essex & Suffolk Supply Areas

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How to Balance Supply and Demand

Forecast future demand• population change, housing, industry,

customer behaviours

Assess Reliable Yields• Quality and quantity reviews, Environmental

studies, licence performance

Twin Track Approach• Constrain demand• Source new supplies

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Challenges for Water Resource Planning in Essex

• One of the driest regions of the UK, prone to drought • Increased demand for water due to new

developments, increasing population and changing demographics

• No potential for traditional new resource development within Essex, as no intrinsic water available

• Major uncertainties posed by climate change, time limited licences, environmental drivers and sustainable abstraction

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Abberton Reservoir 32% - November 1997

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Demand Management

Water Efficiency• Specific initiatives for homes• Industry leaders on the promotion of

water efficiency initiatives

Leakage Management• Significant reduction over last 8 years;

reached the ‘Economic Level’ (ELL)

Metering• Meter penetration in Essex currently 32%

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Water Efficiency History

• Feb 1996 New Duty to promote• 1997 Watersmart, leading to 10,000 audits pa• 1998-2000 Water Efficient New Homes Project• 1999 Water Forum • Schools projects, waterbutts, hospitals etc• Research project on maximum savings achievable in

new homes (technology + behaviour)• Continued programme of audits and projects• Water in Sustainable Communities conference April

2005

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Leakage Management

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Trends in Consumption

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Langford Recycling Scheme

Brookend STW

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River Chelmer

Effluent Pipeline

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The ‘Abberton Scheme’

2000 onwards

Recognised in 2000 that the three schemes that had been investigated since 1992 were effectively inter-related elements of the same scheme :

1. Variation of the Denver/Blackdyke Licences

2. Upgrade of the Transfer Route (EOETS)

3. Raising of Abberton Reservoir and increased storage

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Thank You