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  1. Texas Data Center Water Infrastructure Takes Center Stage As State Scrutiny Intensifies 9/25/2026

    As Texas grapples with the rapidly evolving water and infrastructure requirements associated with AI-scale data centers, industry leaders from across the water, energy and data center sectors will gather in Dallas on October 6–7 for the AI Data Center Water Infrastructure Congress.

  2. Lower Murray River At Risk As Climate Change Cuts River Flows 9/25/2026

    Recent strong flows in the Murray River may look like good news, but UTS researchers warn they mask a much deeper and long-running decline.

  3. Tiny Carbon Particles May Carry Contaminants Through Water Treatment Filters 9/24/2026

    Activated carbon and biochar are widely studied for removing pollutants from water, but new research suggests that the materials doing the cleaning may also create an overlooked transport pathway for contaminants.

  4. Puraffinity Enters Collaboration Agreement With Metir To Evaluate Rapid, On-Site PFAS Detection Alongside PFAS Removal Technology 9/24/2026

    Puraffinity, a UK-based water technology company specialising in advanced materials for the removal of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from water, has entered into a Collaboration Agreement with Metir plc (AIM: MET) to evaluate Metir's proprietary PFAS detection platform alongside Puraffinity's PFAS removal technology in field applications, as announced by Metir on 23 September 2026.

  5. Single Landia Pump Savours Its Role For Top Quality Single Malt English Whisky 9/24/2026

    At Rosemaund Farm Distillery near Hereford, where a new premium single malt English whisky is being produced, a Landia pump is playing a crucial role in the handling of the production site’s wastewater.

  6. ROTEC's Flow Reversal Selected For Advanced Water Reuse Project At Southern California Power Plant 9/24/2026

    ROTEC USA LLC, a provider of advanced reverse osmosis technologies for municipal and industrial water treatment, today announced that it has been selected to provide advanced water treatment systems for the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) El Centro Generating Station (ECGS) in El Centro, California.

  7. Coordination Among Wastewater Treatment Plants Could Save Rate Payers Money 9/24/2026

    Wastewater treatment plants in the San Francisco Bay are facing a $10 billion bill to reduce pollution. They could cut that cost nearly in half through coordinated regional infrastructure investments rather than individual plant upgrades, according to new research.

  8. The Bahamas Explores Ocean Thermal Energy For Data Centres And Water Supply As Global OTEC Leads Technical Studies 9/24/2026

    Global OTEC has been appointed lead technical partner in a consortium with the Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN) to study a site for an Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) in cooperation with The Government of The Bahamas. Commissioned by Expertise France and financed by the European Union (EU), the work is implemented under the Euroclima programme as part of the EU's support to the energy sector, recognised as a key sector under the EU's Global Gateway Investment Agenda for the region. The Government of The Bahamas has requested this effort to provide an evidence base for a go or no-go decision on advancing OTEC toward project implementation.

  9. Acea Expands In Peru With Wastewater Treatment Contract In Lima 9/24/2026

    The award marks the company’s fourth contract in the past two years, bringing the total value of contracts awarded to Acea to €145M.

  10. USR Process & Wastewater Treatment Solutions For High-Solids Food Waste 9/24/2026

    Delivering reliable Wastewater Treatment Solutions for high-solids organic streams requires more than a good process diagram.