What the FOG: What’s the difference between brown and yellow grease?
Welcome to What the FOG, a new section of The SwiftComply Blog dedicated to all things concerning fat, oil and grease — from what is
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WWT Wastewater Conference: managing FOG in the UK
In multiple occasions, speakers at the WWT Wastewater Conference & Exhibition 2020 stressed the existence of over 500,000 km of sewer pipes running underneath houses,
Top four largest fatbergs in the UK
With multiple reports of fatbergs popping up across the UK, this is one challenge that doesn’t seem to be going away, despite increased campaigns on
Supercharging Europe’s first FOG programme
Dublin City introduced Europe’s first fat, oil, and grease (FOG) control programme in 2008 to curb the growing number of FOG related blockages in their
A sweet help for people at risk of flooding
Every year, flooding affects an alarming number of people in the United Kingdom. According to the National Flood Forum, one in six homes are at
Water industry leaders agree: it’s time to innovate
Back in December 2017, when Ofwat released the final methodology for its 2019 price review, the regulator made it clear that water companies would have
‘Closing the Loop’: SwiftComply at Wet Networks in London
“We might not have water” soon if we — both as an industry and as individuals — don’t do something right now. This powerful message
Our story: creating SwiftComply
The SwiftComply story begins in Dublin in 2016, though our roots stretch back to 2008 when CEO Michael O’Dwyer was working with Dublin City Council
Merriam-Webster adds ‘fatberg’ to its dictionary
Merriam-Webster announced the addition of 533 words to its dictionary. And fatberg is amongst them. Defined as “a large mass of fat and solid waste
