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BEAMA joins Aqua Europa

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Monday, 12, Nov 2007 12:00

BEAMA has joined Aqua Europa as a full member, with specific emphasis on the priorities of its Domestic Water Treatment Association (DWTA).

BEAMA Association Director, Kelly Butler, commented:

“This is a very important strategic move for BEAMA, and particularly the DWTA – Aqua Europa is recognised by the European Commission as the representative body for the water supply chain of the European water and wastewater industry.

“Our involvement with Aqua Europa gives us the strength to influence policy makers and the standardisation process for water related issues - particularly related to domestic chemical water treatment.

“One of our key priorities is to support Aqua Europa’s Task Group tackling technical issues regarding water treatment. The time is right to seek a single market position on water treatment and promote best practice standards for product performance.

“In the UK, we have championed this approach through the BuildCert standard. It is now time to explore a broader EU consensus on standardisation for product performance and the approach to water treatment generally.”

Aqua Europa’s Acting Secretary-General, David Neill-Gallacher said:

“Industry representation in Brussels is a challenging and frequently daunting process. Representative bodies operating at that level depend on strong and resourceful national member associations.

“Aqua Europa is very considerably strengthened by the addition of a large and established organisation like BEAMA with its extensive and diverse membership, and long history of experience of industry representation and market support.”

Note to editors

About BEAMA

The BEAMA Association has been established for over 100 years, covering a range of industries in the electrical, energy, water and power related sectors.

The association still retains its prime purpose – serving members and the national industrial base as the recognised electrotechnical industry association.

BEAMA represents members’ interests in generic and specific areas within Government/Governmental organisations, UK and international standards, industry players.

BEAMA members are active in many market sectors including commercial and residential buildings and energy networks. BEAMA is a proactive trade association advising its members on relevant technology and market developments, particularly relating to the areas of product safety and sustainability.

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