ABOUT CHARTWATER

Together, ChartWater™ delivers solutions for gas and liquid molecule handling at the nexus of energy, water, and climate challenges, making water treatment, and industrial processes more efficient, more effective, safer, and more environmentally sound.

FEATURED ARTICLES

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    Removing PFAS Is More Complicated (And Solvable) Than You Think

    This article will explain the matrix of factors that can affect PFAS removal and why it is important to work with an experienced partner.

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    The Water-Energy Nexus

    September 2020, water joined precious metals, oil and other commodity futures traded on Wall Street amid fears of scarcity. In October, Chart Industries, Inc., a global manufacturer of engineered equipment for the industrial gas and energy industries, announced its acquisition of the water cleantech company BlueInGreen, LLC., which Chart’s CEO and President, Jill Evanko, described as a ‘natural fit’.

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    How Community Growth And Other Changes Are Driving The Need For Expert Ongoing Field Support

    The process of launching a municipal drinking water treatment operation can take years. In the end, a community is left with a complex system, an operations and maintenance manual, and a well-trained staff. Many communities are extremely well versed in the functions and operation of their treatment for the specific parameters for which it was built. However, as time goes on, plant managers and operators increasingly have a need for outside assistance.

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    Playing The Hand That’s Dealt: How To Make Challenging Groundwater Better

    The city of Lemoore, CA, recruited a team of water treatment and construction specialists to address water quality and scarcity concerns.

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    Turning Problematic Groundwater Treatment Into A Cost-Saving Resource

    Receiving a compliance order from the California Water Board’s Division of Drinking Water (DDW) was not the worst thing that ever happened to the City of Lemoore. It set the wheels in motion for a unique technical solution to historic groundwater problems and a progressive design-build approach to accelerating delivery of high-quality drinking water with only one-fourth the operating expense (OPEX) of other treatment alternatives.

VIDEOS

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    How It Works: TaaS

    When you need treatment solutions and engineering expertise that can be rapidly deployed – when and where you need it – you need Treatment-as-a-Service (TaaS).

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    Alternative Methods For Water Conservation

    Greg Gilles from AdEdge discusses trends in treatment and ways of tackling water scarcity in this episode of Water Talk.

CONTACT INFORMATION

ChartWater

2055 Boggs Road

Duluth, GA 30096

UNITED STATES

Contact: Tyler Butel

WEBINARS AND PODCASTS

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    Inflation Reduction Act: Opportunities From The Nexus Of Clean

    In this video Chart Industries' business leaders Tyler Elm and Greg Gilles provide an informative discussion on the different treatment options and technologies ChartWater offers to provide clean water for many different industries.

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    Disinfection Byproduct Reduction With A Novel Multi-Contaminant Treatment Approach

    The Central Valley of California has many potable groundwater systems operating on subsurface wells that have primary and secondary regulatory drinking water issues. Given the very challenging water quality as recognized the Division of Drinking Water, the City of Lemoore, CA water supply (consisting of multiple well clusters) is exceeding the compliance targets for disinfection byproducts (DBPs), mainly total trihalomethanes (TTHMs).

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    High Recovery For Quick Recovery: A Desalination Solution For Multiple Challenges

    A southwestern (AZ) community faced a tough challenge to quickly identify an alternative water source and install a new and cost-effective treatment solution in a period of 6 months to provide potable water for the community during the temporary shutdown of the existing surface water treatment plants. This webinar will describe in detail the rationale and design criteria used to build the ultra-high recovery flow-reversal RO system used in this application.

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