Atlan Stormwater

As we kick-off the new year, we take stock of the successes we\’ve had in 2021. Despite the past year\’s challenges, we are grateful for what we have achieved in collaboration with our valued customers and partners.

Here are some amazing snaps of a SPEL Ecoceptor gross pollutant trap going into the ground at Rozelle Interchange, NSW. We are humbled to be working on this critical infrastructure project—truly an amazing opportunity to help protect Sydney Harbour from more stormwater pollutants entering our waterways. Kudos to our very own Robert Chesterfield for the

SPEL is honoured to supply ten stormwater treatment systems to one of the Victorian School Building Authority’s new projects. These stormwater assets are set to treat all outfalls from the site according to best practice standards—that is 80% total suspended solids reduction, and 45% Total Phosphorus and Nitrogen reduction. Read more about the project here:

It\’s exciting to see innovative stormwater management initiatives gather momentum among local governments. A great example of this is Bundaberg Regional Council\’s Washpool Creek Naturalisation Project, which is set to deliver an integrated public open space that balances its technical stormwater drainage function whilst also yielding significant ecological and environmental benefits. This is the community\’s

It was an absolute privilege to deliver this 232 kL SPELChamber detention system for a new soccer field in The Hills Shire, NSW. Manufactured from recycled High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), the StormChamber creates a very durable structure for stormwater detention, designed to withstand Class D loadings. Learn more about this onsite stormwater detention system by

Plants and treatment wetlands can surely do amazing things! These before-and-after photos were taken at a stormwater detention pond in a coal unloading facility in regional NSW, where we installed a floating wetland. The dark water sample was taken from the detention pond\’s inlet, while the clearer one was sampled from the outlet. The plants

Amazing snaps of another recent SPEL Vortceptor GPT installation, care of Kurt Jensen and our team in VIC. These photos were taken at a road and subdivision project site in the City of Casey. SPEL was honoured to supply two Vortceptor GPTs that would treat stormwater runoff prior to entering a nearby wetland system. Learn

Here are some fantastic snaps of one of several Vortceptor GPTs we recently delivered to a site within Blacktown City Council LGA. Thanks to Andrew Buggins for sharing these photos! Having been contracted to supply this GPT solution—which has also received the approval of Blacktown City Council—demonstrates our customers\’ trust in the performance of our