Testimonials

"The entire team at RS Hydro and Proteus Instruments are passionate about what they do. The Award can help in raising awareness of important issues in helping to monitor our rivers and bathing waters."

"At Proteus we believe the tide is turning and that Proteus will be pivotal in helping the world to protect its people, its resources, and its environments. We are actively working with organisations such as the UN, World Bank, Water Companies, Environmental Regulators, Innovation Facilitators, and our distributors to spread the word. "

Rob Stevens, Proteus Instruments, Managing Director

“H2NOW is a terrific example of how technology can connect residents to their environment.”

Dr. Andrea Cheng, Commissioner of the Department of Water Management

“H2NOW helps us make informed decisions about how we interact with the river. The Chicago Department of Water Management was proud to be a founding member of Current to help identify and implement innovative technologies, which are improving every year.”

Dr. Andrea Cheng, Commissioner of the Department of Water Management

“The Chicago River connects our communities.”

President Kari K. Steele, MWRD Board of Commissioners

“The ability to deliver real-time water quality information to residents and visitors, who wish to enter the sea off Hayling Island, is a positive step. It will also enable Southern Water to analyse water quality as and when concerns are raised, rather than relying on intermittent testing giving an overall rating of the quality of the bathing water, each season. I am pleased to see all the hard work of the partnership coming into use.”

Cllr Elizabeth Lloyd, Havant Borough Council Cabinet Member for Water Quality

"These devices, which have the capacity to monitor water quality in real-time on coasts and rivers enable scientists to better understand the impacts of sewage discharges and the risks posed to recreational water users. We fully expect these kinds of devices to be the future of water quality monitoring by the water industry and regulatory authorities with nationwide arrays providing substantial data which will benefit scientists investigating water quality, coastal development as well as climate change."

Professor Alex Ford, University of Portsmouth

"We know our Beachbuoy service is incredibly popular, giving near real time data on the timing of storm releases, and this new technology will build on this success and deliver what is really needed – hard data on what the condition of the water really is at that moment in time. "

Dr Nick Mills Head of Southern Water’s Storm Overflow Task Force

"This is a huge step forward in water quality technology in the UK and seeing this happen now is incredibly exciting as it is the culmination of many months of hard work."

Dr Nick Mills Head of Southern Water’s Storm Overflow Task Force