Latest Headlines
-
LiqTech Secures New Marine iCER Water Treatment Order In China
10/20/2026
LiqTech International, Inc. (“LiqTech” or the “Company”), a clean technology company specializing in advanced filtration technologies, today announced an order from Shanghai Qiyao Environmental Technology Co. Ltd. for two water treatment units for intelligent control by exhaust recycling (iCER) marine engine applications.
-
Budderfly Announces $500 Million For U.S. Municipal Energy Systems, Teams With Schneider Electric
10/20/2026
Budderfly, an Energy-as-a-Service company with more than 9,000 customer locations nationwide, today announced it will make $500 million in project capital available to help small- and medium-sized U.S. municipalities modernize energy infrastructure.
-
ACUA And PolyGone Systems Launch The World's First Commercial Microplastic Filtration System For Municipal Wastewater Treatment
10/20/2026
The Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) and PolyGone Systems today announced the official launch of two commercial microplastic filtration systems at ACUA’s wastewater treatment facility.
-
Welcome To The New RSE Website
10/19/2026
RSE is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, designed to provide customers, partners and stakeholders with easier access to the company’s expertise, solutions and projects across the water sector.
-
Wastewater Treatment Project Solutions: Bundled Process And Tankage
10/19/2026
A wastewater treatment project solution bundles the bolted GFS tankage and the biological or physical-chemical process train under one scope and one supplier.
-
PurposeEnergy Commissions $40M Ohio Facility Converting Yogurt Residuals To Renewable Energy
10/19/2026
PurposeEnergy, which designs, builds, owns, and operates industrial anaerobic digestion infrastructure, today announced the commissioning of its industrial food waste and wastewater pre-treatment facility in Minster, Ohio.
-
U.S. Biosolids Market To Reach US$4.8 Billion By 2035 As PFAS Regulation Reshapes Spending
10/19/2026
The U.S. municipal biosolids management market is projected to reach US$4.8 billion by 2035, even as growing scrutiny of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) creates uncertainty over how wastewater utilities will manage and dispose of biosolids. With no federal PFAS standard for biosolids currently in place, a handful of states are developing their own rules, creating a patchwork of requirements that affects where and how money is spent across the industry.
-
Many Data Centers Are Located Where Water Resources Are Limited
10/19/2026
Currently, one-quarter of these facilities operate where water demand can exceed supply, and climate change could increase that to one-third.
-
A New Way To Fight 'Forever Chemicals'
10/19/2026
ASU researchers develop technique that can capture and destroy ubiquitous PFAS, instead of just filtering them out.
-
EPA Spotlights Historic Environmental Wins Delivered At Record Pace
10/16/2026
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today unveiled an updated environmental accomplishments webpage and a new video, together capturing hundreds of wins delivered for American communities since January 20, 2025.