We accept projects nominations and case studies submissions on a rolling basis throughout the year. Case studies will be published initially on WaterProjectsOnline and then will be put forward for potential inclusion in the next edition of the Water Projects technical journal.

• Applicable topics: We cover all aspects of wastewater treatment & sewerage, water treatment & supply, renewable energy, flood alleviation, river work, environmental and nature-based solutions, as well as industrial water and wastewater treatment.
• Going global: We are no longer restricted to UK projects and we now welcome case studies detailing global projects.
• Project status: Projects can be featured at any stage during the design/construction process. So that projects are fully covered, we encourage an initial design-focused case study, followed by construction/commissioning-focused case studies in subsequent years.

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By becoming a Featured Company on WaterProjectsOnline, supply chain companies will greatly increase their exposure on the site and within applicable case studies and supply chain category pages. Key features of an annual subscription include:

• Micro-site hub: This is your page on WaterProjectsOnline where case study and supply chain category references to your company are linked. The page includes a company description, logo, contact details, photo and video galleries, project references, company news, and links to your company’s website and social media sites.
• Case study integration: Your logo will show in all applicable case studies and all mentions of your company will be highlighted, and on hover-over, your logo and the introduction to your company description will show.
• Supplementary articles: When referenced in a case study, you can now provide more detailed descriptions of the products/services you supplied, which will be integrated into the case study.
• Banner advertising: You can add a banner advertisement on an applicable case study and/or on supply chain category pages.
• Full editorial opportunities: This includes full case studies, innovations & technology papers, product descriptions/reviews, mini-case studies, company news and job openings.

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There are a number of different editorial opportunities available on WaterProjectsOnline. For water companies, their designers and project delivery contractors, and WaterProjectsOnline subscribers, there are no limits to the number of articles that can be submitted.

• Full case studies: Full case studies can either feature a recently completed project in its entirety or a component/phase of an ongoing project. We cover all aspects of wastewater treatment & sewerage, water treatment & supply, renewable energy, flood alleviation, river work, environmental and nature-based solutions, as well as industrial water and wastewater treatment. There are no geographical restrictions.Full case studies are typically 1500-2000 words (minimum 1000 words). They will be published in the main case studies section on WaterProjectsOnline and will also be put forward for potential selection in the next edition of the Water Projects print edition.
• Innovations & Technology papers: Innovations & Technology technical papers give companies the opportunity of highlighting their processes, products and/or services by providing technical papers aimed at engineers from the water companies and their project delivery partners. Innovation articles typically explain a problem the industry has, followed by an explanation of how the technology, product, or service helps overcome these issues.They will be published in the main Innovations section on WaterProjectsOnline and, if they meet the minimum editorial requirements, will also be put forward for potential selection in the next edition of the Water Projects (print edition).
• Mini case studies: Mini case studies are short articles that are typically bullet point styled with a good selection of photos and/or video. They can cover an entire project or a small element of a project. They might cover a survey, a design element, application of a project or technology, or a specific construction element etc. The project’s location or its name is not required.
• Integrated articles: An integrated article allows a supply chain company to provide more details of the product or service that they provided to a particular project. When referenced in a case study, a part of the text will become an active link, which on hover-over, the introductory photograph and the opening paragraph of the supplementary article will show. Integrated articles can be as short as a single paragraph and photograph, can be a full product or process/technology review of 1000-1500 words, or just a standalone video.
• Company news: Short articles and press releases promoting contract awards, product descriptions/reviews, appointments, general company news etc. There are no restrictions on the word count.

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In 1993, midway through AMP1, the first annual edition of UK Water Projects was published. More than thirty years on, we still publish the Water Projects technical journal on an annual basis as well as WaterProjectsOnline. These publishing platforms give water companies, their project delivery partners and the supply chain the opportunity to publish technical case studies, innovation & technology papers, and product/services descriptions and reviews, covering all aspects of wastewater treatment & sewerage, water treatment & supply, renewable energy, flood alleviation, river work, environmental and nature-based solutions, as well as industrial water and wastewater treatment.

The industry-recognised and highly-respected platforms encourage information sharing between the water companies, designers, contractors and the wider supply chain, with case studies and technical papers detailing problem solving and successes, dos and don’ts, performance results, carbon and cost-saving innovations and technologies, and much more.

Be part of Water Projects as we move through our fourth decade … nominate projects … submit case studies … take out a featured company subscription … post jobs … and much, much more.