- Operations and maintenance contract win with FMG
- Helping rebuild flood-affected Grantham
- Leading the way in stormwater harvesting and reuse
- Replanting the Derwent Valley
- Kestrel Mine Extension monitoring contract
- Get ready for spring with Stornoway stone
- Keeping the roads safer in winter
- Business Leader of the Year finalist
- Building the right foundation
- Stornoway to keep north-east roads safe
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Operations and maintenance contract win with FMG
Stornoway was recently awarded a two-year operations and maintenance contract with Fortescue Metals Group (FMG) in Western Australia. Stornoway will operate and maintain nine wastewater treatment plants for FMG at… Read more »
Category: Stornoway Water News Posted on 30 January, 2012
Helping rebuild flood-affected Grantham
The town of Grantham in Queensland is rebuilding itself after the devastating floods early last year, during which the town was virtually washed away. Grantham has around 400 people and… Read more »
Category: Stornoway Water News Posted on 10 January, 2012
Leading the way in stormwater harvesting and reuse
With water scarcity a critical issue for Australia, new ways to save and reuse water are becoming more common. On the banks of the Brisbane River in Queensland, the first… Read more »
Category: Stornoway Water News Posted on 16 November, 2011
Kestrel Mine Extension monitoring contract
In 2009, Stornoway won a contract with Rio Tinto to supply and install a potable water treatment plant and a wastewater treatment plant at its Kestrel Coal Mine in Queensland.… Read more »
Category: Stornoway Water News Posted on 20 September, 2011
Smart monitoring provides clients greater efficiency
Stornoway has been designing, manufacturing and installing water and wastewater treatment plants for the resources industry for more than 6 years. There are more than 30 plants across Australia in… Read more »
Category: Stornoway Water News Posted on 08 March, 2011