The SwiftComply Blog

‘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

What are the key weapons in the fight against FOG?

Solutions to the complex issue of fat, oil, and grease (FOG) can vary depending on whereabouts you are in the world. But experts agree that

Fighting FOG through behavioural changes in the kitchens

Evidence proves that areas with lots of restaurants, cafes and hotels are at greater risk of sewer blockages caused by fat, oil, and grease (FOG)

Protecting public health and the environment

Urban communities spend a great deal of time and money cleaning Fat, Oil, and Grease (FOG) from the sewer network. Aging sewer networks are under

What’s best when fighting FOG: the carrot or the stick?

When it comes to preventing food businesses from polluting the sewers, water companies in the UK follow the doctors’ maxim: prevention is better than cure.

Why FOG programmes work best when digitalised

While working hard to keep our sewers physically blockage free, water companies often face a time-consuming, administrative burden when it comes to managing a FOG