The Felixstowe Hydrocycle project is part of FRESH4Cs; a €6M, three year initiative, supported by the 2 Seas European Regional Development Fund, to develop 5 demo sites of innovative, fresh water augmentation projects in the water stressed coastal areas of Belgium, Netherlands and the UK.
The shortage of sustainable freshwater supplies, for both Agriculture and Public Water Supply, is a common problem across East Anglia and Europe and it is envisaged that successful projects will be used a road map, for others facing similar challenges. This is why the project is supported by the other UK partners to ensure that all stakeholders interests are considered in the development and to use the respective skills of their businesses to help for a smooth delivery of the project and future roll out to a wider audience.
The project will run for three years with the aim of having the pipeline fully operational by November 2020 and the Managed Aquifer Recharge trial operational in January 2021.
Tender Opportunity for Construction of a Water Transfer Line and Pumping Station in East Suffolk
Please download the opportunity here.