United Utilities is underway with a multi-million pound upgrade of water treatment works (WTW) in Shropshire, it has been announced.
A total of £54m is being spent on modernising Oswestry water treatment works.
Engineers plan to use 'innovative' methods to treat the water before it flows north towards Merseyside.
New technology will allow engineers to retire the existing 23 slow sand filter beds, resulting in 210 million litres of water a day being treated.
Two hydro-turbines will also produce enough energy to power the site, with the daily surplus being sent into the National Grid.
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