Drinking Water Filtration News

  1. IDE Technologies Expands To Texas, Brings On Local Water Industry Expert And Opens Austin Office 1/26/2015

    IDE Technologies recently announced its expansion in the U.S. with its new office in Texas and a new appointment experienced in Texas’ water challenges. Mark Ellison, joining IDE as a regional director of sales, brings years of management and economic development experience in the water industry.

     

  2. Hamma Seawater Desalination Plant In Algeria Honored With OPIC Impact Award For Critical Infrastructure 7/8/2016

    GE and the Algerian Energy Company’s Hamma Seawater Desalination Plant has been awarded a 2016 Impact Award by the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. government's development finance institution.

  3. BakerCorp Completes Innovative Water Treatment Project At Superfund Site 9/27/2017

    BakerCorp, a leader in water treatment technologies, recently completed its largest project to date at an EPA Superfund site on the Duwamish River in Seattle. The project included a large-scale, non-chemical treatment solution for over 63 million gallons of water.

  4. Ben-Gurion University Researchers Participate In Trilateral Workshop On Water Challenges And Solutions With University Of Chicago And Northwestern University 10/12/2018

    A trilateral collaboration hosted by the University of Chicago (UChicago) on Oct. 8, with researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Northwestern University, met to develop new ideas and solutions to some of the world’s most pressing water-related problems.

  5. De Nora TETRA™ LP Blocks™ Cleaning Up In Ireland 7/5/2017

    Demand for the De Nora TETRA™ ANCHOR-RITE® LP Blocks™ in Ireland shows no sign of abating with the award of two further contracts on the Emerald Isle coming on the back of recent installations at Leixlip, Kerry and North Roscommon.

  6. LG NanoH2O Releases Version 2.3 Of Q+ Software 2/9/2015

    LG NanoH2O, Inc., manufacturer of the most efficient and cost-effective reverse osmosis (RO) membranes, has launched version 2.3 of its Q+ RO membrane projection software. 

  7. Decentralized Treatment Plant Uses Ultrafiltration To Provide Safe, Economical Drinking Water To Egyptian Communities 6/10/2019

    Facing absolute water scarcity, Egypt records approximately one inch of total rainfall each year. As the country’s population expands, the demand for safe drinking water only continues to grow.

  8. CycloPure Awarded National Science Foundation Phase II SBIR Grant To Develop DEXSORB-MP For Home Use-Water Purification 9/27/2018

    CycloPure, Inc., a leading innovator in water purification technologies and the developer of DEXSORB™ filtration products, announced recently that the National Science Foundation has awarded the company a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II grant in the amount of $725,000. 

  9. Sun-Powered Desalination For Villages In India 9/8/2014

    Around the world, there is more salty groundwater than fresh, drinkable groundwater. For example, 60 percent of India is underlain by salty water — and much of that area is not served by an electric grid that could run conventional reverse-osmosis desalination plants. By David L. Chandler, MIT

  10. AMTA And AWWA Announce Awardees At This Year's Membrane Technology Conference 3/4/2015

    The American Membrane Technology Association and the American Water Works Association recently announced four awardees at this year’s Membrane Technology Conference. Awardees were recognized at an awards luncheon during the conference in Orlando, Fla.