IMC / WYG were commissioned by The Coal Authority to carry out design work for an active treatment plant at the shaft top compound at the Horden site. The active treatment plant was constructed in 2004. More Information >
In 2006, UK Coal commissioned WYG to provide a detailed design for the treatment of a gravitational mine water discharge, at a proposed open cast site to Newhouse Burn in the North-East of England. More Information >
In 2006, the developer commissioned WYG to undertake a feasibility study for the substitution of an existing Coal Authority active mine water treatment.
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2005 to present, the client commissioned WYG to provide detailed design for the treatment of pumped mine water from the former Silverdale Colliery.
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IMC/ WYG have completed the detailed design of a regional Minewater pumping station to control underground water levels in the Blyth area of South Northumberland.
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WYG were commissioned by The Coal Authority to conduct two feasibility studies into the means of controlling and treating mine water rising to the surface from two abandoned collieries situated near Wigan, Lancashire. Each study involved an investigation into the historical mining activities previously present in both areas. More Information >
WYG are currently working on behalf of The Coal Authority to evaluate the options for treating the rising mine water currently issuing from the Halifax Coal Seam at the outcrop.
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