Wastewater Contaminant Removal News

  1. Sigma Advanced Technologies Unveils Mobile All In One Ozone Water Treatment Containers For Industrial And Produced Water Treatment And Reuse 6/22/2026

    Sigma Advanced Technologies today announced the launch of its next‑generation mobile all‑in‑one ozone water treatment containers, engineered to transform how industrial operators manage and reuse wastewater.

  2. Partnering With MEB Energy For Wastewater Success 6/19/2026

    Partnering with MEB for wastewater treatment provides industrial and municipal facilities with sustainable, compliant, and cost-effective water management solutions.

  3. EPA Announces $25.5M To Address Wastewater Challenges In Rural, Small, And Tribal Communities 6/17/2026

    Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the availability of $25.5M in grant funding for technical assistance providers to help small, rural, and Tribal communities address wastewater infrastructure challenges to protect human health and comply with the Clean Water Act.

  4. IIT Guwahati Researchers Develop Sustainable Method For Lead Removal From Acidic Wastewater 6/17/2026

    Researchers from Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati have developed a biological process that uses naturally occurring bacteria to extract lead from acidic industrial wastewater.

  5. Western Midstream Announces Start-Up Of Second Produced-Water Treatment Facility In The Permian Basin 6/17/2026

    Today, Western Midstream Partners, LP (NYSE: WES) ("WES" or the "Partnership"), alongside its Joint Industry Project (JIP) collaborators Chevron U.S.A. Inc. ("Chevron"), ConocoPhillips Company ("ConocoPhillips"), Devon Energy Corporation ("Devon"), and Exxon Mobil Corporation ("ExxonMobil"), announced the start-up of its second produced-water treatment pilot facility ("JIP 2") near Red Bluff Reservoir in Reeves County, Texas.

  6. The Tire Industry Project Pilots How Wastewater Treatment Can Potentially Remove Tire And Road Wear Particles 6/16/2026

    The Tire Industry Project (TIP) is conducting a pilot project with the Greater Paris Sanitation Authority (SIAAP) and sustainability consultancy ERM to test how effectively wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) can potentially remove tire and road wear particles (TRWP).

  7. Biogas Solutions In Egypt: GFS Tanks + Double Membrane Roof For Slaughterhouse Wastewater Treatment 6/15/2026

    Egypt has a large and growing livestock and meat processing industry, driven by a population exceeding 110 million and rising domestic demand for poultry, beef, buffalo, and goat meat. Major slaughterhouses operate across the country-from large municipal facilities in Cairo, Alexandria, and Giza to smaller units in rural areas of the Nile Delta, Upper Egypt, and agricultural regions such as Minya, Sohag, and Luxor.

  8. Anz's Growing Petfood Market – Hydroflux Delivers Multiple Wastewater Treatment Solutions 6/11/2026

    Australia and New Zealand’s petfood sector is valued at over $4.2B and continues to grow due to high pet ownership rates with increased demand for quality and ethically manufactured products.

  9. Purifying Contaminated Water With Sunlight Alone: A Portable Water-Purification Device That Works Without Chemicals 6/11/2026

    Rapidly purifying contaminated water anywhere using only sunlight, without separate chemicals, is now possible. A research team led by Professor Kim Hye-jeong of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Korea University (President Kim Dong-One) has developed a sustainable, next-generation flexible microreactor technology that effectively eliminates contaminants from water using sunlight.

  10. Creating New Opportunities For Semiconductor Wastewater Reuse Electrically Driven Separation And Concentration Technology Advances Fluoride Wastewater Resource Recovery 6/10/2026

    The semiconductor industry in Taiwan relies heavily on water resources. However, fluoride-containing wastewater generated during manufacturing processes has long posed a major challenge due to the difficulty of treatment and reuse, making it a costly and burdensome issue for industry.