NEWS
Join us for an online event as part of Chicago Water Week. The event will take place on 7th May at 7:30 pm BST (1:30 pm CDT) and it’s free to register.
Atlantic Salmon were reclassified as endangered in 2023, highlighting a complex crisis that goes beyond climate change and pollution, demanding urgent attention
The water industry is in an exciting phase of exploration as new technologies are trialled in an attempt to meet some of the existing challenges and also safeguard are water resources for the future.
 Section 82 of the 2021 Environment Act mandates continuous water quality monitoring upstream & downstream of sewage outflows in England, with full rollout by 2035.
There seems to be incentive to innovate but limited infrastructure to follow-through to large-scale implementation.
Outdoor swimming is undergoing a renaissance in popularity. However, water quality is affected by agricultural, urban runoff and sewage contamination, posing unknown risks to bathers.
It can be argued that ammonia is probably the single most important water quality parameter under the Environment Act.
The so-called ‘water footprint’ of common objects and services is often hidden for the average consumer, whether it’s in clothes, products or even browsing social media.
Proteus Instruments is proud to announce the new Knowledge Transfer Partnership with the University of Birmingham (UoB) with support from Innovate UK and the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
Proteus instruments is helping clients to monitor pollution events occurring around a shellfish cultivation area to enhance health protection and gather data on the sources of pollution.
We cannot effectively fight pollution long-term without fully understanding the trends and impacts of the pollutants themselves.
Nearly two years have passed since the 2021 Environment Act was brought into law and yet reports of raw sewage spills continue to dominate UK news headlines.
Proteus instruments innovative real-time chemical oxygen demand (COD) monitoring has revolutionised the rapid assessments of trade effluent.
How to achieve the right design, accurate readings, lower maintenance and total confidence in your data
A year on from the tentatively hopeful momentum from the 2021 Environment Act, the landscape remains somewhat lacklustre and bleak
Category D water, not suitable for agricultural use can be repurposed in water-hungry, high-tech industries, such as for cooling data centres and producing hydrogen fuel.
The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are for outstanding achievement by UK businesses.
Real-time water quality monitoring with Proteus launches off Hayling Island marking a revolutionary step.
Proteus data buoys providing real-time monitoring in our bathing waters in Kent
H2NOW & The Award Winning, Proteus Multiparameter Sensors,
are monitoring in the Chicago River in real-time.
The third webinar in our River Catchment Pollution and Monitoring series took place on 30th June.