Industrial Water and Wastewater News

  1. Integrated Water Services Announces Acquisition Of Advanced Equipment And Services 8/11/2026

    Integrated Water Services, Inc. (IWS), a pioneer in process water, modular wastewater treatment, and reuse systems, today announced the acquisition of Advanced Equipment and Services, Inc. (AESINC), a Houston-based provider of reverse osmosis and water purification systems.

  2. Australia's Largest Inland Wastewater Treatment Facility Selects MemCor™ MBR System For Expansion 8/11/2026

    DuPont (NYSE: DD) today announced that a MemCor™ membrane bioreactor (MBR) system has been selected to support the upgrade of the Lower Molonglo Water Quality Control Centre (LMWQCC) in Canberra, Australia, the largest inland wastewater treatment facility in the country.

  3. LiqTech Secures Follow-On Order From A US-Based Steel Manufacturer For Expanded Industrial Wastewater Filtration Capacity 8/11/2026

    LiqTech International, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIQT), a clean technology company that manufactures and markets highly specialized filtration technologies, today announced that it has received a significant follow-on order from a US-based steel manufacturer for four additional QureFlow™ filtration systems with a contract value of more than US $2 million.

  4. How Automation And Smart Food Processing Equipment Are Reshaping Water Efficiency Across Global Manufacturing Plants 8/10/2026

    Water is one of the most valuable resources in global food and beverage manufacturing. It supports critical operations including ingredient preparation, food processing, equipment sanitation, cooling, steam generation, and quality control. However, increasing water scarcity, rising utility costs, and stricter environmental regulations are encouraging manufacturers to adopt advanced technologies that improve water efficiency.

  5. LiqTech Secures U.S. Industrial Wastewater Reuse Order For QureFlow™ System 8/10/2026

    LiqTech International, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIQT), a clean technology company specializing in advanced ceramic filtration solutions, today announced that it has secured an order for one QureFlow™ QF-6 ceramic membrane filtration system for an industrial wastewater reuse application in the United States.

  6. OSU Researchers Explore Nanobubble Technology To Help Curb Spread Of Antibiotic Resistance From Agricultural Wastewater 8/10/2026

    Every time antibiotics are used to keep livestock healthy, traces of those medications, along with the genetic material that allows bacteria to resist them, can remain in farm wastewater.

  7. Federal Court Approves Historic PFAS Settlements Valued At Approximately $2.5 Billion 8/7/2026

    Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Acting Commissioner Ed Potosnak today announced judicial approval of two groundbreaking settlements to remedy long-standing statewide contamination from PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), also known as “forever chemicals,” as well as PFAS and other pollutants originating from four significant industrial sites.

  8. Industrial Water Treatment Chemicals Market To Reach US$27.6 Billion By 2033 8/7/2026

    According to latest research by Growth Market Reports, the global industrial water treatment chemicals market size reached USD 16.4 billion in 2024, reflecting robust demand across a spectrum of industrial sectors.

  9. Hyperams And Perry Equipment Announce Immediate Availability Of Advanced Brine Recovery & Water Treatment Facility 8/7/2026

    HYPERAMS, in partnership with Perry Equipment, is pleased to announce the immediate availability and liquidation of a comprehensive collection of utility-scale power generation, industrial water treatment and chemical processing assets from the Blue Brine facility via private treaty sale.

  10. How Does Wastewater Treatment Help In Protecting Aquatic Life? 8/7/2026

    Aquatic environments rely on delicate ecological balances to support healthy populations of fish, amphibians, invertebrates, and aquatic flora. Human activities, rapid urbanization, and industrial expansion introduce vast volumes of untreated or poorly treated effluent into rivers, lakes, and coastal waters.