From source to tap - midstream: Keeping water in the network

Europe loses up to a quarter of its treated water before it reaches customers. In this midstream blog from Atmos’ “From source to tap” series, discover how leak and theft detection technologies, like the Negative Pressure Wave method, help utilities reduce non-revenue water and strengthen network resilience.

From source to tap - upstream: Protecting water at its source

Europe’s water networks are under increasing pressure from drought and climate change. This first blog in Atmos International’s “From source to tap” series explores upstream challenges in groundwater and reservoir management, and how utilities can protect water at its source through diversification, desalination and efficiency improvements.

A conversation with Manu Leach

In this “Conversation with” we spoke to Manu Leach, a Project Engineer based in Atmos’ UK office. Manu shared how curiosity, adaptability and collaboration shape his work in the water and wastewater industries. We discussed his route into engineering, navigating differences between sectors and the value of asking the right questions.

Putting Atmos Odin to the test in a leak sensitivity pilot trial

Project Engineer Olivia Heaney shares how Atmos Odin units were installed on a UK pipeline to determine the leak sensitivity possible for them with a full leak detection system installation.

The Atmos glossary

From pipeline leak and theft detection to simulation software, the world of pipeline technology is continuously evolving. With new innovations being introduced every day, it’s important to keep up to date on the language. The Atmos Glossary provides maximum information in a consumable format for pipeline companies, pipeline operators and other stakeholders in the industry.