2020 Award Winners
The international entrants hailed from a variety of backgrounds, showcasing innovative solutions in the water and energy sectors.

Desolenator Solar Desalination | Dubai

Highly Effective Pre-treatment is Reducing the Cost and Footprint of Reusing Water in the UAE, Safi Water | Ajman (UAE)

Predictive Control of Quality & Energy | Northumbrian Water (UK)

Metro Wastewater Reclamation District Denver, Colorado | USA

Basingstoke Sewage Treatment Works | UK

MGD Wastewater Treatment Plant Biogas Optimisation, Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority | USA

Basingstoke Sewage Treatment Works | UK

Helping to Eliminate Fluorosis Health-risk in a Kenyan Community Project | Nairobi

Al Karaana Lagoons Rehabilitation | Qatar

SCUBIC Technology | Aveiro

WaterJade: Value in Every Drop | Italy

Predictive Control of Quality & Energy, Northumbrian Water | UK

KSA NRW Reduction Co-Management Program

Rethinking ZLD for a Balanced Approach in an Uzbekistani Nitric Acid Plant | Uzbekistan

Infrastructure Utico | Ras Al Khaimah

OxyMem Drop-in MABR Modules Enhance Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity | global applications

Automatic Sewer Defect Detection Software (SEWDEF) | global applications

ColiMinder | global applications

Dammam Independent Sewage Treatment Project | Dammam, KSA

Turning a Disappointment into a Blessing as the Seal Comes off a Capped Water Borehole in Ethiopia | Serdo, Ethiopia

Sovereign Investments | Ras Al Khaimah

DREAMER: Environmentally-friendly Desalination System Concept; Transforming Seawater into Valuable Resources | Spain

Desolenator Solar Desalination | Dubai

Desalitech Closed Circuit Reverse Osmosis (CCRO) System | San Francisco, USA


Desolenator Solar Desalination, Dubai
Our esteemed panel of judges is represented by experts in the water and energy sectors.

From working in a Public Analyst Laboratory as an Analytical Chemist to working in the Falkland Islands as an utilities operational manager to more recently specialising in ICA and the Smart Water Industry, Oliver has had a career with a varied experience.
Highlights include taking Anglian Water to an industry leading position in their MCERTS Flow Asset Base putting in place a permanent £1.1 million per year investment programme and working in wastewater consultancy for the States of Jersey, as well as designing and commissioning work for Grontmij (now Sweco).
He is also a Fellow of CIWEM where he acts as a reviewer and a Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Sciences and a Member of the Institute of Measurement & Control.

From working in a Public Analyst Laboratory as an Analytical Chemist to working in the Falkland Islands as an utilities operational manager to more recently specialising in ICA and the Smart Water Industry, Oliver has had a career with a varied experience.
Highlights include taking Anglian Water to an industry leading position in their MCERTS Flow Asset Base putting in place a permanent £1.1 million per year investment programme and working in wastewater consultancy for the States of Jersey, as well as designing and commissioning work for Grontmij (now Sweco).
He is also a Fellow of CIWEM where he acts as a reviewer and a Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Sciences and a Member of the Institute of Measurement & Control.

From working in a Public Analyst Laboratory as an Analytical Chemist to working in the Falkland Islands as an utilities operational manager to more recently specialising in ICA and the Smart Water Industry, Oliver has had a career with a varied experience.
Highlights include taking Anglian Water to an industry leading position in their MCERTS Flow Asset Base putting in place a permanent £1.1 million per year investment programme and working in wastewater consultancy for the States of Jersey, as well as designing and commissioning work for Grontmij (now Sweco).
He is also a Fellow of CIWEM where he acts as a reviewer and a Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Sciences and a Member of the Institute of Measurement & Control.

From working in a Public Analyst Laboratory as an Analytical Chemist to working in the Falkland Islands as an utilities operational manager to more recently specialising in ICA and the Smart Water Industry, Oliver has had a career with a varied experience.
Highlights include taking Anglian Water to an industry leading position in their MCERTS Flow Asset Base putting in place a permanent £1.1 million per year investment programme and working in wastewater consultancy for the States of Jersey, as well as designing and commissioning work for Grontmij (now Sweco).
He is also a Fellow of CIWEM where he acts as a reviewer and a Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Sciences and a Member of the Institute of Measurement & Control.

Frank is Director of Innovation and Technology at FCC Aqualia and has been involved in the development, design, construction and operation of environmental technology and infrastructure for water and wastewater treatment, working to improve water quality as well as reduce operating costs and environmental impacts by recovering energy and resources.
His specialties include large project management, mainly for municipal clients and governments, as well as the upscaling of technologies and transfer of advanced know-how, fundraising with public agencies (EU, Spanish Government), international teambuilding, coordination of consortia and public speaking and conference presentations.

Ryan is Chief Engineer at City of Cincinnati, Metropolitan Sewer District, which protects public health and the environment through the safe and efficient collection and treatment of wastewater for 43 of the 49 political subdivisions in Hamilton County, Ohio, and small parts of Butler, Clermont, and Warren counties. He is responsible for planning, design, construction, project controls and QA/QC for MSD’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP). In addition, this division houses Development Services, Document Control, and Program Management for the Lower Mill Creek Partial Remedy (LMCPR), which includes the Lick Run Greenway project.