SOCOTEC UK and Ireland Celebrates Double Nomination at Environmental Monitoring Awards
SOCOTEC UK and Ireland is celebrating, following news of two nominations at the 2025 Environmental Monitoring Awards for its Water Quality and Water Monitoring teams.
The team’s hard work has been highlighted by being shortlisted in both the New Initiative (Water) Award and the Innovative Sensor Technology Implementation (Water) Award.
Isabell Holling, Business Unit Director for Monitoring and Surveying, said of the news: “This is excellent news for our expert team, which has pulled out all the stops to impress our clients with forward-thinking, innovative solutions.
“These nominations underline our commitment to developing cutting-edge monitoring technologies that help solve real environmental challenges. I'm incredibly proud of how our specialists continue to push boundaries in water monitoring and quality management.”
SOCOTEC UK and Ireland CEO, Matthew Marriott, added: “These nominations highlight our team's technical excellence and dedication to finding creative solutions for complex water monitoring challenges.
“Our dual sensor technology for Yorkshire Water and the AquaHawk Pro DuoPump implementation both demonstrate how we're helping our clients to meet their regulatory requirements while improving operational efficiency.”
The 2025 Environmental Monitoring Awards ceremony is due to take place on 17th September at The Vox in Birmingham.
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