A £314,000 solar project at Penwhirn Reservoir, near Stranraer, has been completed. The project installed 294 solar panels, generating enough green energy to boil 706,666 kettles annually.

Scottish Water’s £636,000 solar scheme installs 793 panels at the Gorbals water site to meet 17% of energy needs, cut 78 tonnes of CO₂ annually, and enhance biodiversity through habitat-friendly initiatives.

Scottish Water's solar panel installation on a West Dunbartonshire reservoir will generate 0.26GWh annually, meeting nearly half its energy needs and saving 48 tonnes of CO₂.

The largest procurement ever undertaken by Scottish Water has been launched to transform the country’s public assets to keep taps flowing and protect the environment.

Scottish Water is launching a £3m hydro energy project at Whiteadder Reservoir, aiming to offset 30% of energy for a major pumping station while reducing emissions and achieving net zero goals.

Scottish Water is restoring over 500 hectares of peatland in East Ayrshire as part of its bid to protect water quality and cut carbon in the face of climate change.

Scottish Water unveils a £35M low-carbon wastewater treatment facility in Winchburgh, utilizing advanced Nereda technology to enhance environmental protection and sets a sustainable benchmark for future Scotland’s infrastructure.

A £307,000 investment in a new solar scheme will power the pumps that transport water to the town's treatment works.

Work on a groundbreaking project to harness hydropower from waste water has been completed by Scottish Water, supporting its drive to achieve net zero emissions by 2040.

Scottish Water has completed work on a solar power and battery energy storage scheme which is set to save around 169 tonnes of carbon annually.