A new strategic digital partnership has been announced which will place technology and innovation at the heart of Scotland's water supply and waste water management.
Envirosight, a market-leading provider of municipal sewer inspection equipment, has received Environmental Protection’s 2018 New Product of the Year award for its Quickview airHD 2.0 zoom assessment camera.
Through WaterStart, Australian infrastructure inspections and management company Abyss Solutions is piloting its high-fidelity imaging underwater, remotely operated vehicle at Lake Mead in partnership with the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), to inspect the condition of the regional water agency’s existing water infrastructure within the lake.
EBML, the water authority of Beirut and Mount Lebanon, has installed i2O’s dNet solution to gain detailed insight into the performance and condition of its water network.
Kando, an innovative Israeli-based smart wastewater company, has announced its plans to join the Smart Water Networks Forum (SWAN), the leading global hub for the smart water and wastewater sectors.
To progress the project, Irish Water has submitted an application for a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) which is essential to deliver this project. Irish Water has been liaising with all landowners to keep them updated on the project.
It was the final game of a spring training Freeway series between the Dodgers and the Angels, both of Los Angeles, when a sewage emergency cut things short.
Irish Water is working in conjunction with Mayo County Council to end the discharge of untreated wastewater into Killala Bay, and to help improve the water quality in the Mullaghanoe River and the River Moy. The total investment in this key project to achieve environmental compliance in these areas will be approximately €19M.
Bentley Systems, Incorporated, a leading global provider of comprehensive software solutions for advancing infrastructure, recently announced that the Year in Infrastructure 2018 Conference will be held Oct. 15 through 18 in London at the Hilton London Metropole.
Irish Water, in partnership with Leitrim County Council, today (Friday) turned the sod to mark the start of upgrade works on the Manorhamilton and Mohill Wastewater Treatment Plants, as part of a €3.5M investment by national utility.
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