Hunter Crown, a boutique Executive Search and Recruiting company, launched a new annual contest to recognize the best employers in the water and wastewater industry.
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.
Desalitech, a provider of resource and cost efficient water production and treatment solutions, announced today that it secured an additional $5 million equity funding from Liberation Capital and its institutional investors, increasing the private equity firm's total investment to $9.5 million and bringing the total amount raised by the company to over $13 million.
BlueTech Research has awarded Evoqua Water Technologies its Innovation Tracker Accreditation for Evoqua’s novel, innovative water technologies.
United Utilities UK has selected Evoqua Water Technologies as a key partner to design, supply, install and commission a modular MEMCOR ultrafiltration (UF) membrane system at its Rochdale treatment works in greater Manchester.
The Water Environment & Reuse Foundation (WE&RF), in partnership with CH2M, University of Arizona, and Tucson Water, was awarded “Project of the Year” for a potable reuse study at the WateReuse Arizona Water Reuse 2016 Symposium in Flagstaff, AZ.
The shower of the future may not look like something you'd see on The Jetsons.
Breweries need power to produce their products, and power plants need consistent, high-quality water to operate effectively. Since source water varies based on location, water chemistry, and time of year, a power station for a major brewer in North America turned to Dow Water & Process Solutions and Consolidated Water Solutions to deliver a means to a flavorful, robust and satisfying end.
Hydraulic forced vortex grit chambers applied to replace plate settlers allows for more efficient sand and silt removal from river water in-take with less chemical requirement downstream.
Culligan International, a leading global innovator of advanced water treatment solutions for more than 75 years, has been awarded a contract by the Water and Sanitation Corporation Ltd. (WASAC) in Rwanda to design and install a water treatment plant to provide drinking water to Kigali, that country’s capital city.
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