Water and Wastewater Engineering 2016

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1 Water and Wastewater Engineering June 2016 Institution of Mechanical Engineers, One Birdcage Walk, London More details available at waterandwastewaterengineering Key Speakers Include: Milo Purcell Deputy Chief Inspector Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) Steve Kaye Head of Innovation Anglian Water Alison Fergusson Principal Engineer Water 2020 Programme Ofwat Keith Solts Technical Manager - MEICA, Flood and Coastal Risk Management Environment Agency Water Task Advisory Committee Conference Book early and Save up to 15% offer ends 8 APRIL 2016 terms and conditions apply EVENT PARTNER

2 Water and Wastewater Engineering June 2016, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, One Birdcage Walk, London WHY ATTEND: ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS FOR AN ENERGY AND COST EFFICIENT WATER INDUSTRY. Water and Wastewater Engineering 2016 is the only UK water conference specifically for the engineering industry. The industry is constantly striving to improve its water supply both in quality and continuity whilst also trying to be as energy and cost efficient as possible. This not to be missed event will cover the main challenges facing the water industry and how energy-efficiency targets can be met through case studies on the latest solutions and technologies. PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS: Hear about Severn Trent s most ambitious water supply project to date Learn about Ofwat s Water 2020 Programme: What can we expect in the 2019 price review? Gain an insight into the Environment Agency s strategies to manage flood risk in the UK Hear the latest from Thames Water about their current energy-efficiency programmes Understand the latest developments in generating revenue from energy from waste projects from United Utilities This is the only water and wastewater conference for the UK engineering industry Be the first to hear case studies about successful projects that are being delivered Learn best practice engineering solutions to meet your energyefficiency targets Find out how to capitalise on potential revenue from energy from waste schemes Understand the latest remote monitoring technologies so that you can ensure your assets are correctly maintained Network with key players from the biggest water companies from across the UK Members Credits: Kevin Gaunt Independent Water Industry Consultant Book early and Save up to 15% offer ends 8 APRIL 2016 terms and conditions apply Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities GET INVOLVED Attending this event as either an exhibitor or sponsor will give you the opportunity to display your solutions, services and products to the right people at the right time. This is an excellent way to enhance your company profile and communicate effectively to your target audience. Benefits of sponsoring Showcase new products Raise awareness of your operation Improve perception of your brand Influence other organisations spending plans For more information please call +44 (0) or sponsorship@imeche.org

3 PROGRAMME TUESDAY 7 JUNE :30 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS 09:00 CHAIR S OPENING REMARKS 09:10 Keynote DRINKING WATER: ENSURING HIGHEST WATER QUALITY UPDATES and FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS FOR drinking water REGULATION Milo Purcell, Deputy Chief Inspector, Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) Learn the latest updates on the future direction of drinking water regulation Hear key advice on dealing with the challenges facing the water supply sector Discover recent developments in water treatment to meet standards 09:40 Latest Developments In water treatment technologies to ensure the highest quality of water Steve Kaye, Head of Innovation, Anglian Water Update on innovative technology developed by Anglian Water to remove metaldehyde Hear about recently built Hall Treatment Works and the success of ultraviolet light treatment Discover the new water treatment technology that ensures river water is of a drinking water quality standard WATER DISTRIBUTION BY MANAGING WATER LEVELS ACROSS THE UK 10:10 IncreasED Flood RISK In ENGLAND, How WILL We MANAGE IT? Keith Solts, Technical Manager - MEICA, Flood and Coastal Risk Management, Environment Agency Neil Terry, Senior FCRM Adviser MEICA, Environment Agency Insight into how the engineering community can improve equipment reliability What have the learnings been for mechanical engineers following the last major incident? Incident response and its application for the mechanical engineering community 10:40 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK 11:10 Improving water supply resilience and Legacy Building for Birmingham Simon Hinsley, Project Sponsor, Birmingham Resilience Project, Severn Trent Water Unique insight into the Birmingham Resilience Project and how it will deliver a new water supply by March 2020 Learn about how Severn Trent planned the major refurbishment programme to safeguard the Elan Valley reservoirs and aqueduct Overview of project plans and knowledge gained so far 11:40 Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR): Engineering water resources FOR A CLIMATE resilient public water supply Michael Jones, Water Resources and Process Modelling Manager, Thames Water Utilities Ltd. Tackling future drought severity through more resilient water supply sources Managing the hydrogeological factors that influence water quality during long term storage to ensure a highly efficient water supply scheme Insight into key ASR components including engineering a high pressure water supply network and boreholes equipped with recharge mains 12:10 Active Catchment Management and tackling water quality issues at source Paul Stanfield, Catchment Implementation Manager, Wessex Water Engagement with landowners and farmers to manage catchments more effectively Measures for change to ensure more effective management of water at the source Assessment of impact of catchment management as a system 12:40 NETWORKING LUNCH 13:40 The IHUB project - Intelligent Monitoring and Control For Water Supply Systems Rob Casey, Water Strategy Manager, Thames Water Overall system optimisation incorporating customer, leakage, water quality and energy targets Early identification of emerging customer risks Improved production planning through the IHUB system

4 PROGRAMME WEDNESDA TUESDAY 7 JUNE 2016 (CONT.) 14:10 Solving Our Needs Through Open Innovation Bob Stear, Head of Innovation, Severn Trent Water Limited Explore the findings of our strategic innovation review: looking at how to identify our actual needs in order to guarantee efficiency Insight into the open innovation journey to match solutions to our needs Overview of our key innovation needs across Severn Trent 14:40 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK 15:10 Ofwat s Water 2020 programme: what can we expect in the 2019 price review? Alison Fergusson, Principal Engineer Water 2020 Programme, Ofwat What are the drivers for change in the water sector? Where we have got to in our plans for the next price review including Ofwat s consultation process Opportunities for innovation with the 2019 price review 15:40 PANEL Looking Forward To 2017 And Beyond At Challenges For The Industry Chair: Roger Middleton, Retired Consulting Engineer in Water, Renewable Energy and Sustainability Alison Fergusson, Principal Engineer, Water 2020 Programme, Ofwat Keith Solts, Technical Manager - MEICA, Flood and Coastal Risk Management, Environment Agency How will we convert our current catchment management system to accommodate the retail exits of 2017? What are the current challenges of the Water Framework Directive for clean and waste water management? What would the industry need to ensure more proactivity and less reactivity to flooding and drought incidents? 16:20 CHAIR S CLOSING REMARKS 16:30 END OF DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 8 JUNE :30 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS 09:00 CHAIR S OPENING REMARKS ENERGY-SAVING PROCESSES IN WASTEWATER ENGINEERING 09:10 Money for Old Rope BY Improving the Efficiency of Legacy Pumping Assets Iggy Pont Lezica, Pumping Systems Energy Efficiency Manager, Thames Water Utilities Ltd. Technological developments which are improving pump control and optimisation Practical application case studies from Thames Water s pumping efficiency programme The benefit of hindsight through learning points, challenges and opportunities 09:40 Over-aeration of wastewater treatment how to save energy WHILE maintaining compliance Dina Gillespie, Project Manager, Shared Services Energy Team, Thames Water Utilities Ltd. Overview of the aeration process and how it leads to energy savings Insight into a case study applying advanced aeration control at Rye Meads Sewage Treatment Works Challenges and lessons learnt through winning hearts and minds and the importance of systems integration SLUDGE AND SLURRY AND SUCCESSFUL ENERGY FROM WASTE PROJECTS 10:10 THE JOURNEY FROM WASTEWATER TREATMENT TO POWERING ELECTRIC VEHICLES AT DAVYHULME WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS Keith Haslett, Area Business Manager - Manchester, Wastewater Services, United Utilities The wastewater journey at Davyhulme so far The process of transforming wastewater to renewable energy by maximising sludge as a commodity What the future holds for Davyhulme in terms of future projects delivering further energy efficiencies For the most up-to-date and detailed programme for the event, please visit This programme is subject to change. The Institution is not responsible for the views or opinions expressed by individual speakers.

5 PROGRAMME 10:40 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK 11:10 GENeco Gas to Grid project and the Biobus Steve Carver, Capital Investment Manager GENeco, Wessex Water Enterprises Overview of historical biogas production and usage, and the introduction of food waste anaerobic digestion Insight into the development of the gas to grid plant and the Biobus and how this has demonstrated a benefit to the environment and health of city dwellers Explore the future initiatives for use of biomethane and how this could generate further revenue BEST PRACTICE CROSS-INDUSTRY LEARNINGS 11:40 Reliability and Integrity management Practices and learnings from the subsea oil and gas sector John Strutt, Director, Chief Consultant, Astrimar Subsea production systems and management of reliability and integrity with reference to recommended practice standard API RP 17N Outline evolving reliability based tools for predicting and prioritising inspection and testing intervals to meet risk acceptance criteria Applicability of systems to create a more efficient water and wastewater sector 12:10 NETWORKING LUNCH COMMON CHALLENGES WITH EQUIPMENT DESIGN AND HOW TO MEET THEM 13:10 Selecting The Right Pump Investment To Ensure Proper Asset Care And Maintenance Simon Whatley, Director, Mech20 Engineering Ltd Establishing the type and configuration of wastewater pump and pumping station to predict what challenges will be faced Strategies to reduce blockages and cavitation before they need fixing Which has the best life-cycle cost and easier maintenance between dry well and their submersible counter-parts? 13:40 Wastewater Inlet Screening is An Essential but Challenging Requirement Michael Gallagher, Principal Hydraulic Engineer, United Utilities Effective inlet screening and the consequences associated with poor design and maintenance Insight into the criteria used to select and design an effective inlet screening plant and any potential shortcomings Examining inlet screen performance studies carried out at United Utilities sites 14:10 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK 14:40 Screening Surface Water Intakes with Affinity Water Ellie Powers, Senior Asset Manager, NEP and Water Resources Team, Affinity Water Insight into Affinity Water s installation of fish screening on all their surface water intakes on the River Thames Improving operational performance of the screens by working with screen manufacturers Successful undertaking of environmental monitoring of screen performance for fish fry entrainment and compliance with the Eels Regulation 15:10 Panel Discussion: Lessons Learnt and Key Takeways from the Conference 15:45 Chair s Closing remarks 16:00 END OF CONFERENCE For the most up-to-date and detailed programme for the event, please visit This programme is subject to change. The Institution is not responsible for the views or opinions expressed by individual speakers.

6 SPEAKERS AND CONTRIBUTORS Keynote Speaker Speakers Milo Purcell Deputy Chief Inspector, Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) Milo Purcell, a Civil Engineer by profession, has more than 40 years experience of the water industry in the UK and overseas, in the public and private sectors. His early career included experience of design, planning and construction, mainly of wastewater facilities. Since joining DWI he has had experience of all aspects of drinking water quality regulation, including operational delivery, strategy, risk management, enforcement, asset management, legislative management and water industry reform. Steve Kaye Head of Innovation, Anglian Water Services Steve Kaye is a Chartered Mechanical Engineer and has worked in the water industry for around 25 years. Steve has also achieved an MBA from City University in London and is a visiting Professor with the Centre for Environmental Policy at Imperial College in London. Steve s career in the water industry started in the manufacturing industry where he was involved in the R&D and design. At Anglian Water, Steve has played a key role in delivering major capital programme followed by a period as a regional operations manager in wastewater, before being appointed Head of Innovation. Alison Fergusson Principal Engineer, Water 2020 Programme, Ofwat Alison Fergusson is a Principal Engineer. She has been at Ofwat for 7 years and has more than 25 years experience in the UK water industry, having also worked in two of the largest water and sewerage companies. She is a Chartered Chemical Engineer and a member of CIWEM. Her work has been mostly in wastewater and sludge treatment, and in the 2014 price review she led the sewerage, wastewater treatment and sludge totex cost assessment work, modelling expenditure and assessing company business plans. She is now leading the design work on elements of the regulatory framework for the 2019 price review. KEITH SOLTS EUR ING BSC CENG MIET Technical Manager - MEICA, Flood & Coastal Risk Management, Environment Agency Keith Solts has over 30 years professional experience which has been gained working on the design and implementation of automation and control systems within the water industry and associated process industries. He is currently responsible for national MEICA process and policy for flood defence systems owned and operated by the Environment Agency. His remit includes overseeing the setting up of frameworks for MEICA maintenance and small capital projects, ensuring compliance with statutory requirements including PUWER, LOLER and electrical systems. He is responsible for MEICA skills development within the Environment Agency area MEICA teams and running internal professional development schemes. Neil Terry Senior FCRM Adviser MEICA, Environment Agency Neil Terry has over 20 years professional experience which has been gained working on electrical and instrumentation systems in the water, automotive and cement industries. He is currently responsible for the delivery of national MEICA process and policy for flood defence systems managed and operated by the Environment Agency. His work scope includes the management of national process and policy for MEICA systems. In particular mechanical, electrical safety, LOLER, pressure systems, BIM and our MEICA design standards. Simon Hinsley Project Sponsor, Birmingham Resilience Project, Severn Trent Water Simon Hinsley is a Chartered Civil Engineer who joined Severn Trent Water in He has worked in various roles within Severn Trent s engineering department, including on some of their biggest projects in recent years. For AMP5 he was responsible for delivery of the sewage treatment capital programme in the north of Severn Trent s region and more latterly for the region-wide water distribution capital programme. For the last 18 months he has been leading a multi-disciplinary, integrated team from Severn Trent, Jacobs and MWH in the design of the Birmingham Resilience Project

7 SPEAKERS AND CONTRIBUTORS Speakers Dr Michael Jones Water Resources and Process Modelling Manager, Thames Water Utilities Ltd. Michael Jones is a hydrogeologist with over 30 years experience spanning groundwater resources, hydrogeology and geology in the water industry, consultancy and research. At Thames Water he has directed major groundwater resource developments, from feasibility assessment of future options through to development and operation, to support public water supply during drought in a climate changed future. This has included the exploration, development and operation of managed aquifer recharge schemes, which can be important contributors to water supply resilience. His role has now widened to cover water resource systems and water treatment works modelling to support asset investment. Iggy Pont Lezica Pumping Systems Energy Efficiency Manager, Thames Water Utilities Ltd. Iggy Pont Lezica is a mechanical engineer and has been leading Thames Water s pumping efficiency programme since This has included delivering over 50 multidisciplinary projects delivering over 20GWh of energy reductions. This has ranged from traditional pump refurbishments, to novel station control upgrades and full station upgrade projects. During his career at Thames Water Iggy has held a variety of roles, in design teams sizing clean water networks, on site overseeing the construction of new clean water treatment plants and in frontline operational management roles. Dina Gillespie Project Manager, Shared Services Energy Team, Thames Water Utilities Ltd. Dina Gillespie is a Project Manager at Thames Water, specialising in energy efficiency projects in the wastewater part of the business. Since joining Thames Water in 2012 she has managed projects that have reduced energy consumption on site, such as the installation of variable speed drives in the sludge powered generation plants. Dina s most recent projects have included advanced process control of the aeration system at a number of sewage treatment plants to reduce over-aeration whilst ensuring compliance is not compromised. Steve Carver Capital Investment Manager GENeco, Wessex Water Enterprises Steve Carver is a Chartered Civil Engineer and MBA Graduate, with 36 years experience in the water and wastewater industry. Prior to joining Wessex Water, Steve worked for consultants in the south-east and south-west of England with overseas stints in Bahrain, Qatar, Iraq and Oman totalling 4 years. On joining Wessex Water in 1998 Steve s role was initially on capital project delivery and then later as technical standards manager. Since the GENeco business was formed in 2009, Steve s responsibility has been for management of all GENeco capital investment activity and project management of key projects. Bob Stear Head of Innovation, Severn Trent Water Limited Bob Stear is the Head of Research and Development at Severn Trent Water Limited who provide and treat water and wastewater in the UK and internationally. Bob s career has split into two halves; the first in operations management of sewage treatment and water production facilities serving circa 2 million customers and the second in strategic planning and performance improvement. In 2013 Bob was seconded into Defra for a year to work on implementation of the Water Act Simon Whatley Director, mech2o engineering Limited Simon Whatley is an Independent Consultant, and Managing Director of Mech20 Engineering Limited. Until June 2015, Simon was Principal Mechanical Engineer in Thames Water, working in engineering, capital delivery, asset management and operations to provide analysis and advice on the design, selection, procurement, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of equipment. Simon s 14 years with Thames Water has given him a unique perspective of standards for and issues related to procurement, use and maintenance of mechanical equipment used in the moving and treatment of water and wastewater in the UK water industry.

8 SPEAKERS AND CONTRIBUTORS Speakers Dr Michael Gallagher Principal Hydraulic Engineer, United Utilities Michael Gallagher has worked at United Utilities for 10 years, with the last 8 years as Principal Hydraulic Engineer. He is responsible for the delivery of hydraulic services within the business to support Operational Engineering and the delivery of the Capital Programme and Studies and Investigations. He has developed a particular interest in inlet screening and has been involved in carrying out inlet screen performance assessments at numerous treatment works. He joined a working group looking into inlet screen operational excellence efficiencies and provided technical input or support for the AMP6 inlet screen procurement strategy (KIT framework). Ellie Powers Senior Asset Manager, NEP and Water Resources Team, Affinity Water Ellie Powers is an Environmental Scientist with extensive experience in asset management, environmental impact assessment and hydro-ecology. She has been working for Affinity Water for 17 years and currently holds the position of Senior Asset Manager; looking after their Water Resources team and programme managing its National Environment Programme. Ellie has a keen interest in chalk streams and working towards securing a sustainable future for our water resources. She has been working on Affinity s fish screening programme with colleagues from their Asset Delivery Team and the Environment Agency. Post implementation monitoring has been used to optimise screen performance and demonstrate compliance with legislation. Rob Casey Water Strategy Manager, Thames Water Rob Casey, who has over 30 years of experience in water systems engineering was the Modelling Manager for Thames Water up until 2014 responsible for all clean water hydraulic modelling for a supply network supporting 7.4 million customers including steady state distribution modelling, surge analysis, water quality analysis, raw water and water treatment works modelling. Since 2014 Rob has taken up the new role of Water Strategy Manager, responsible for implementing control strategies and decision support systems to optimise the operation of the Thames Water supply system. Keith Haslett Area Business Manager - Manchester, Wastewater Services, United Utilities Keith Haslett is an Area Business Manager at United Utilities with over 15 years experience in the UK water industry. Keith is a graduate of Queens University of Belfast with degrees in Civil Engineering and Masters in Business Administration, and is a chartered civil engineer with the Institution of Civil Engineers. Keith is currently responsible for the business area that provides safe treatment and disposal of wastewater for the Greater Manchester area and delivering some of the largest wastewater projects for United Utilities in AMP6 at Davyhulme and Oldham wastewater treatment works. Paul Stanfield Catchment Implementation Manager, Wessex Water Paul Stanfield has been working in catchment management for 10 years tackling a wide variety of water quality issues including nitrates and pesticides (including metaldehyde). The work includes the protection of both groundwater and surface water public water supply sources. He leads an in-house team of five Agricultural Advisors, two Scientists and two Technicians. This team actively engages with farmers and landowners on an individual and group basis. During this period Wessex Water has not had to install any additional treatment for nitrate or pesticides. ROGER MIDDLETON MPHIL CENG FIMECHE Board Member EESG, Retired Consulting Engineer in Water, Renewable Energy and Sustainability Roger Middleton s career has covered the design and installation of mechanical plants across different areas of industry. Roger brings experience from water and wastewater, production, automation, petro-chemical and marine industries to bear on a variety of engineering problems with a philosophy of developing technical excellence as a foundation for progress. He also coordinated expertise in the broad disciplines of sustainability: renewable energy, carbon footprinting, energy efficiency, environmental interfaces and climate change impacts. Now retired, he is a Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and an active Board Member of their Energy, Environment and Sustainability Group.

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