SDS - water management

We are proud to announce that SDS has won the “Impact in Water and Environment – Contractor” category at this year’s NCE Awards 2025. This major industry recognition reflects our leadership in delivering innovative, sustainable water management solutions that address critical environmental challenges including both water scarcity and flooding, and

Planet Possible podcast is launching a 'Spotlight' episode focusing on SDS’s pioneering work in smart rainwater harvesting and reuse. Now live and available to stream, this 35-minute podcast explores the growing importance of intelligent water infrastructure in responding to today’s most pressing environmental challenges – including flooding and water conservation

The winners of the prestigious Showhome Awards 2025 were announced on 15th May, and SDS was named a finalist in two categories: 'Innovation of the Year' and 'Sustainable Product of the Year'. In addition, SDS has also been shortlisted for 'Smart Product of the Year', cementing its position as a leader in forward-thinking water management

A smart water storage system developed by SDS has been installed at Rheinmetall BAE Systems (RBSL) in Telford as part of a wider flood mitigation initiative led by Shropshire Council. The project forms part of the River Severn Partnership Advanced Wireless Innovation Region (RSPAWIR) programme, which aims to reduce flood risk and improve climate

Anglian Water’s Innovation Hub has released a positive review of its successful trial of smart water butts, conducted in partnership with SDS over a number of years in Newmarket. The trial took place on a long-established residential street as part of the Smarter Drop Street project, aimed at exploring how smart water butts can help reduce potable

Wasting water should be as socially unacceptable as blowing smoke in the face of a baby. That was the urgent appeal of Environment Agency Chief Executive Sir James Bevan in his famous “jaws of death” speech in 2019. Despite that warning, England is still on a trajectory to start running out of treated mains water within 20 years. By 2050, the

The new SDS Greywater on Demand (GWOD) system promises to boost business sector efforts to save water by offering significantly improved investment returns for commercial developers and operators. Using state-of-the-art ultrafiltration technology, unique to the UK, together with smart water controls, it delivers a space-saving, low-energy and