A practical approach to keeping our water safe
We endorse the amendment brought by the Minister for Treasury to introduce an interim PFAS limit of 10 nanograms per litre (ng/l) for the sum of four compounds by 31
March 12, 2026
We endorse the amendment brought by the Minister for Treasury to introduce an interim PFAS limit of 10 nanograms per litre (ng/l) for the sum of four compounds by 31
With States Members due to vote latter this month on proposed new regulatory limits for PFAS levels in drinking water, we want to make sure that Islanders have access to
We welcome the clarity of the Government of Jersey’s proposed regulation for PFAS. We have been calling for a specific limit for PFAS since 2019 and remain committed to playing
We have achieved 100% compliance for water quality regulations. This result is from more than 12,900 tests conducted between 1 October 2024 and 30 September 2025. The samples were taken
The Government of Jersey’s move to set up a PFAS Steering Group is a positive step in addressing the PFAS pollution around Jersey Airport, which has affected Islanders, properties and
Jersey Water supports the findings of an independent report into PFAS contamination around Jersey Airport and the need for action to remediate polluted water sources in the area. The
The public, the Government and Jersey Water are fundamentally all focused on the critical need to understand and address the challenges and risks posed by PFAS pollution in the Island. While the environmental impact of these man-made chemicals goes beyond water, we are committed
The Government of Jersey’s announcement to introduce specific regulatory standards for PFAS in drinking water is a positive and necessary step that aligns with our longstanding support for PFAS regulation
Drinking water remains fully compliant with Jersey, UK and EU regulations for PFAS, pesticides and nitrates People in Jersey can be assured that their drinking water remains among the best