PureTec in the Press: Media Coverage & News
PureTec is at the forefront of sustainable water treatment innovation. This page provides access to our latest press releases, media mentions, and news features, showcasing our expertise and thought leadership in the industry.
At PureTec we specialise in a range of markets, supporting a variety of state-of-the-art technology, from project management and design to service contracts and consumables.
Tackling PFAS: What utilities can learn from early adopters
Water Magazine
November 2025
As PFAS regulation tightens across the UK, Chris Payne explores how early action and advanced filtration are helping utilities get ahead of the challenge. Published in the Water Magazine's November edition, Chris highlights why full lifecycle thinking, proactive monitoring, and system optimisation are key to managing ‘forever chemicals’ effectively.
PureTec supports utilities with tailored PFAS mitigation strategies using advanced membrane filtration technologies such as ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis. The article explains how our approach helps clients meet both current and future water quality demands while reducing long-term costs and reputational risks.
Read the full feature to see how we're working with water companies to turn PFAS mitigation into a long-term opportunity for safer, smarter operations.
PureTec recognised nationally at Lloyds Business Awards
Water Magazine
October 2025
PureTec Separations has been recognised on the national stage, shortlisted for the Innovation Award at the Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards 2025. The nomination reflects our forward-thinking approach to sustainable water treatment and our commitment to delivering measurable results for clients across the utilities, food & drink, and industrial sectors.
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The awards celebrate businesses driving positive change through innovation, leadership, and impact. PureTec’s entry focused on the practical results being delivered through smarter water reuse, backwash recovery, and live process optimisation.​
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Read the full article in Water Magazine to see how PureTec’s results-led approach is gaining recognition across the UK water sector.
Pilgrim’s Europe saves over 26 million litres of water with PureTec partnership
The Grocer
Pig World
Poultry News
WATTPoultry
September 2025
PureTec’s work with Pilgrim’s Europe has been making headlines across the food and agriculture sector. The collaboration focused on recovering and reusing backwash water at a key meat processing site, saving over 26 million litres annually.
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Featured in The Grocer, WattAgNet, Poultry News, and Pig World, the coverage highlights how targeted investment in water reuse can deliver real environmental and commercial results. The project has strengthened Pilgrim’s sustainability credentials and delivered a scalable model for reducing water demand across manufacturing sites.
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Read the full articles to see how PureTec is supporting food producers in tackling water scarcity with practical, site-specific solutions.
The pros and cons of sustainable wastewater treatment
Water Industry Journal
September 2025
In this feature, Chris Payne explores the shift in mindset from wastewater as a disposal challenge to a recoverable resource. With operational costs rising and water scarcity growing, sustainable wastewater treatment isn't just a compliance challenge, it’s a key business decision.
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The article looks at the real-world challenges of implementation, from capital investment and technical complexity to building a strong business case. But it also shows how smart treatment design, water recovery, and real-time data integration are helping turn wastewater into a valuable, cost-saving asset. For water-intensive industries, this shift could reshape long-term operations and strengthen resilience.
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Read the full article to understand why sustainable wastewater treatment is becoming a strategic priority for future-ready businesses.
Ledbury-based PureTec Separations in running for major award
Hereford Times and Ledbury Reporter
August 2025
PureTec Separations, has been recognised for its innovation for its designs, builds and for maintaining sustainable water treatment systems.
One of a handful of businesses shortlisted and in the running for The Innovation Award at the prestigious Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards 2025.
How remote monitoring and AI are transforming water
treatment for sustainable manufacturing
International Bottler & Packer
July 2025
As packaging demand soars, water usage intensifies across bottling and beverage manufacturing, creating mounting pressure to scale sustainably while controlling costs and environmental impact.
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This International Bottler & Packer feature examines how remote monitoring and AI are revolutionising water treatment in sustainable manufacturing. These technologies enable real-time performance tracking, predictive maintenance, and optimised water:product ratios while reducing waste and maintaining peak efficiency.
The article highlights how comprehensive maintenance and strategic refurbishment extend equipment life, avoid costly downtime, and meet strict discharge regulations - all while supporting key sustainability goals.
At PureTec Separations, we combine AI-enhanced monitoring with specialist engineering expertise to help manufacturers achieve water-smart, sustainable operations that reduce costs, protect resources, and stay ahead of regulatory demands.
How efficient water treatment keeps data centres sustainable during rapid growth
Intelligent Data Centres
July 2025
As AI drives unprecedented growth in computing power and water demand estimated to reach 6.6 billion litres annually by 2027, data centres face the dual challenge of scaling operations while maintaining sustainability commitments.
This feature explores how advanced water treatment technologies can reconcile scalability with environmental responsibility. The article examines critical areas including pretreatment systems, cooling water management, and innovative wastewater solutions like Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) systems that recover water for reuse.
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Highlighting cutting-edge approaches such as high-efficiency reverse osmosis with variable power consumption, chemical-free electrodeionisation, and predictive performance analytics powered by machine learning, the piece demonstrates how data centres can reduce freshwater reliance while optimising operational efficiency.
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Read the full article to discover how PureTec is helping data centres navigate rapid growth through scalable, sustainable water treatment solutions that turn environmental challenges into strategic advantages for the digital economy's future.
Operational intelligence: the new KPI for water utility companies
WaterBriefing
June 2025
Discover why operational intelligence is becoming a key performance driver for water utilities working to meet AMP8 targets and deliver better outcomes for customers.
In this feature we explore how live process data is helping utilities improve leakage control, energy efficiency, compliance, and operational resilience. It also looks at how bridging the gap between data and decision-making can reduce costs, cut downtime, and support future-ready networks.
Read the full article to see how PureTec is helping water utilities turn data into action and build smarter, more sustainable operations that are built to last.
The important role of water efficiency in achieving sustainable manufacturing goals
International Bottler & Packer
April 2025
Explore how water efficiency plays a critical role in achieving sustainable manufacturing goals, particularly in water-intensive sectors like food and beverage.
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The feature breaks down how reducing water-to-product ratios doesn’t just conserve resources, but also lowers energy use, cuts operational costs, and minimises environmental impact. Exploring best practices around effluent management, energy reduction, and the benefits of closed-loop systems in supporting net-zero ambitions.
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Read the full article to see how PureTec is helping manufacturers adopt smarter water strategies that align with sustainability and commercial success.
Saving costs, saving water: How the energy sector can use an in-demand resource more efficiently
Energy & Sustainability Solutions
April 2025
Water is a vital yet undervalued resource in the energy sector, and its efficient management is becoming increasingly important as operational costs rise and sustainability targets tighten.
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In this feature, PureTec explores how energy providers can improve water use by adopting smarter treatment technologies – from membrane filtration and ion exchange to closed-loop systems that reduce waste and cut chemical usage. With the right approach, water filtration doesn’t just protect the environment – it drives down costs, supports compliance, and enhances long-term resilience across energy operations.
The Role of Maintenance and Refurbishment in Sustainable Water Management
International Bottler & Packer
February 2025
With increasing environmental pressures and regulatory demands, proactive water treatment system management is essential for efficiency, compliance, and cost savings.
This feature explores key challenges facing the sector, from global water scarcity to consumer expectations for sustainability. Emphasising the importance of predictive maintenance, AI-driven monitoring, and refurbishment over replacement to optimise performance and reduce environmental impact.
At PureTec Separations, we specialise in innovative maintenance and refurbishment strategies, helping businesses enhance operational efficiency, minimise downtime, and contribute to a greener future.
Meeting Stringent Discharge Regulations for a Sustainable Hydrogen Future
Green Energy News
February 2025
With increasing environmental regulations and the expansion of hydrogen production, effective wastewater management is essential for sustainability and compliance.
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In this feature we explore the key challenges in managing wastewater discharge, from implementing closed-loop water systems and reverse osmosis purification to pH neutralisation and Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) solutions. Highlighting best practices for minimising water waste while ensuring compliance with UK and EU discharge regulations.
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We're confident that by adopting advanced water treatment technologies and sustainable recycling systems, hydrogen producers can reduce their environmental impact and contribute to a greener future.
Can efficient water treatment sustain data centre growth in the AI era
Data Centre Review - Page 26
February 2025
With increasing environmental pressures and the rising demand for computing power, efficient water treatment is essential for data centres to scale operations sustainably.
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This feature explores key water management challenges, from optimising cooling systems and wastewater treatment to reducing reliance on freshwater resources. It highlights the role of predictive analytics, high-efficiency technologies, and alternative water sources in ensuring operational resilience and environmental compliance.
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By embracing data-driven insights and sustainable water management solutions, data centres can enhance efficiency, minimise waste, and support long-term growth.
The Critical Role of Maintenance and Refurbishment in Sustainable Water Use
Food & Drink Technology
February 2025
With increasing environmental pressures and regulatory demands, proactive water treatment system management is essential for efficiency, compliance, and cost savings.
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This feature explores key challenges facing the sector, from global water scarcity to consumer expectations for sustainability. Emphasising the importance of predictive maintenance, AI-driven monitoring, and refurbishment over replacement to optimise performance and reduce environmental impact.
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By embracing advanced diagnostics and strategic maintenance, businesses can enhance operational efficiency, minimise downtime, and contribute to a greener future.