On the 27th oh January 2022, Talbot partnered with NGO Adopt a river Eco Solution to raise awareness around the water quality of eThekwini beaches and rivers.

Sustainable water and wastewater specialist Talbot is in the final stages of commissioning a water treatment plant that will enable one of its clients in the gold sector to take a step towards water independence while significantly reducing its expenditure on municipal supplies. It will do this by recovering water pumped from underground workings that would otherwise be wasted.

Digital water optimisation, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) are bringing about a shift in the way forward-thinking organisations are building their resilience against water scarcity, routine supply disruptions and climbing costs.

Ensuring safe, clean water isn’t just a regulatory checkbox—it’s essential for health, ecosystems, and sustainable development. That’s why Environmental Compliance Water Testing is increasingly critical: it verifies whether water—whether for drinking, recreation, agriculture, or industrial use—meets established standards. Talbot Water’s new Environmental Testing & Compliance Suites are designed to provide exactly that assurance. In this

South African water and wastewater solutions company Talbot is helping companies in the agro-processing sector to put a new face on decades old passive biological wastewater treatment systems to help them achieve environmental compliance without having to invest significant capital in the construction of new facilities. “These dams, also referred to as anaerobic lagoons, are

Talbot is helping mining companies enhance the sustainable management of their water resources through the implementation of big data analytics and internet of things (IOT) technologies that can reduce their consumption, increase water reuse and improve environmental compliance across various aspects of the value chain.

South Africa lost R4 billion to irregular expenditure in the water sector between 2014 and 2018 alone. This is according to a report published earlier this year by the Berlin-based Water Integrity Network, an NGO that fights corruption in water sectors worldwide.

  South African sustainable water solutions company Talbot has partnered with a leading European specialist in energy optimisation to help water intensive industries optimise their processes by adopting data-centric technologies and taking on board the lessons learned during the global energy crunch. Rising population growth, urbanisation, pollution and the growing effects of climate change are

Sustainable water and wastewater solutions company Talbot is delivering high-tech water purification plants which enable large gold, platinum and other mining clients to make use of mine water to reduce municipal water consumption and associated bills.