A water demineralisation plant from Veolia Water Technologies has been completed for a new £300 million power station in Ferrybridge, West Yorkshire. The station will create 68 MW of power from municipal and commercial waste. The water treatment plant uses a mix of borehole and town mains water to create 8 cubic meters per hour of demineralised water by softening, reverse osmosis, electrodeionisation and polishing. The design is bespoke for the power station.

Veolia delivers demineralisation plant for new UK power station – Filtration + Separation