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Project title
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Sustainable Water Demand Management: Phase 1 Pilot Project,
Lviv
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| Summary – using state of
the art technology developed in the UK to minimise leakage
from water systems, significantly reducing economic and environmental
losses. |
| Project code |
PECE-14 |
| Lead partner |
Severn Trent Water International Ltd. |
| Other partners |
Primayer Aqua Technology Solutions (UK)
ABB (UK)
Lviv Communal City Enterprise ‘Lvivvodokanal’,
Ukraine
Lviv City Council |
| Duration |
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| Location |
Ukraine |
| Purpose |
Losing water from water systems results in significant
economic and environmental losses that should be minimised.
The question we face is: how to achieve this in the EECCA region,
at affordable cost?
Leakage management in Lviv, as in most EECCA countries, is
inefficient and ineffective because areas of high loss or consumption
cannot be prioritised due to a lack of adequate flow measurement.
The project provides an innovative solution to this problem,
using state of the art technology developed in UK to make instantaneous
measurements of water demand patterns and pressures within
apartment blocks (Phase 1 & 2), and pipeline systems (Phase
3) |
| Themes |
Water conservation and management, Energy saving,
Municipal capacity building, Environmental sustainability |
| Funding |
Project partners: £22,700; Defra: £22,450 |
Further information/ progress |
n/a |
| Contact |
Brian Jones: brian.jones@stwi.co.uk;
Lloyd Martin: lloyd.martin@stwi.co.uk |
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