IntroductionThe UK is rapidly replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy sources. Due to it, society of the country faces a lot of challenges of developing the technologies, financial incentives, and organizational structures to promote renewable energy. In this paper, a research is conducted to analyze the success of the Regional Water Authority (RWA) has had installing renewable energytechnology at the Urban waste water treatment directive (UWWTD). UWWTD is considered as one of the European Union Directive waste water treatment plant that have the objective of the protecting the environment of water for plants and animals that live in and around water (Lund, 2014). It also engage in the recreation of water and its use as a commerce, sanitation industry, and drinking water. UBWT directive adopted on 21 May 1991. It is an example of a big facility that has been able to produce over one third of its energy onsite from renewable sources. It is critical for the RWA to understand the type of structure and strategy suitable for UWWTD for implementation of renewable energy technologies. If selected strategy and structure proves failure it rise a big problem for the organization (Hastik et al., 2016).
Figure 1 Urban wastewater treatment plant working modelResearch BackgroundThe UK is considered a successful country of the world. Research is conducted in this paper to implement the research technologies in urban waste water treatment to mark the success of RWA. In order to fulfill the task in an effective manner, it is necessary to determine which structures, incentives, and technologies may prove successful in doing this. Such understanding about the strategies and structures proves to be helpful in the evaluation of the extent to which implementation of a new strategy will be successful within a new context (Ranade and Bhandari,2014).Research ProblemThe area of concern in context to this paper is a growing concern about wastewater treatment in the United Kingdom. Water is considered to be the renewable source for irrigation and other
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