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Wilson Power Solutions Ltd

Powering and Transforming Sustainable Water Infrastructure

Our transformers play a crucial role in the water sector, ensuring the smooth operation of wastewater treatment works (WwTW), sewage treatment works (STWs), and water treatment works (WTW). By adjusting voltage levels to power water pumps, motors, and other equipment, they ensure optimal performance across all systems. In addition to voltage regulation, transformers guarantee reliable power delivery to critical water infrastructure, preventing service downtime, such as water distribution and water treatment. Moreover, Transformers like Wilson e4 contribute to increased energy efficiency by optimising power usage, reducing energy losses, and supporting sustainable practices in water utilities.

We understand the main challenges in the water market sector:

Energy efficiency aims to reduce costs and minimise environmental impact.
Grid stability is crucial, and transformers safeguard a steady power supply for water infrastructure and seamless service delivery
Ageing infrastructure requires urgent upgrades with modern transformers enhancing efficiency and reliability, minimising the risk of outages or failures.

We are a leading provider of transformer solutions, including in the water sector. With decades of expertise, we deliver tailored, reliable, high-quality transformer systems for water treatment plants, wastewater facilities, and critical infrastructure.

Exmouth Outfall Project (2025)

Upgrading wastewater infrastructure to protect water quality and improve environmental resilience in Exmouth and surrounding areas

Restormel WTW (2025)

Enhancing water quality and resilience through strategic investment

Witches Oak WTW: Green Recovery - Decarbonising Water Resources (2025)

The challenges of designing and constructing the Witches Oak programme of works on multiple sites to a condensed timescale

Campbeltown Flood Protection Scheme (2024)

Combining storm separation, attenuation and flood storage reservoir solutions to alleviate flooding in the town

Cardiff & Afan Wastewater Treatment Works (2024)

Optimisation of the combined heat and power (CHP) plant performance to increase electrical output at each site by between 2-3 GWh per year

Guildford STW (2024)

The challenges of constructing a new sewage treatment plant on an historical landfill site

Horsham New WwTW (2024)

Southern Water’s multi-million pound upgrade to boost the water quality of the River Arun and cater for the significant growth forecast

Keadby Terminal Assisted Outfall Pumping Station (2024)

Asset refurbishment to maintain flood resilience, while reducing both the operational carbon footprint and the overall impact of the project upgrade

Witches Oak WTW: Green Recovery - Decarbonising Water Resources (2024)

The challenges of designing and constructing the Witches Oak programme of works on multiple sites to a condensed timescale

River Lyd Pumping Station (2023)

The River Lyd Pumping Station is consented to abstract up to 40 Mld from its intake source at Lifton, Devon during November through to March, pumping raw water approximately 7km to Roadford Reservoir. The pumping station was last used on a full operational basis during the mid-1990s and the original equipment had remained in a […]

Tophill Low WTW (2023)

Tophill Low Water Treatment Works (WTW) is a 68 Ml/d water production plant situated in the East Riding of Yorkshire, approximately six miles from Driffield. The works was originally constructed in 1959 and upgraded in the 1990s to the current configuration. The treatment process presently includes pH correction, ozonation, coagulation, DAF clarification, rapid gravity filtration, […]

Keadby Terminal Assisted Outfall Pumping Station (2022)

Keadby Terminal Assisted Outfall (TAO) Pumping Station is at the end of an intricate system of rivers and pumping stations within the low-lying Isle of Axholme catchment in Lincolnshire. It was originally built in the 1940s to discharge water from three parallel channels known as the Three Rivers, into the River Trent during high tides. […]

Ellesmere Port WwTW: Essar Upgrade (2020)

The large, industrial town of Ellesmere Port in Cheshire is experiencing population growth, thanks to excellent transport links and an array of employment opportunities. The local population is set to rise by a further 10% by 2036, to over 76,000, so upgrades to the Ellesmere Port WwTW are necessary to cope with increased throughput. The […]

Foss Barrier (2020)

The Foss Barrier and associated pumping station is a vital asset in the City of York’s flood defences and was constructed in the 1980s in response to severe flooding five years earlier. In flood conditions, a mechanical gate can be lowered to stop rising waters in the River Ouse from flowing back up into the […]

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Renewables & Energy Management: Distribution Transformers