Wastewater Membranes News

  1. 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.

  2. 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. 

  3. DuPont FilmTec Fortilife XC220 Element Named A Sustainability Product Of The Year For Advancing Industrial Water Circularity 8/5/2026

    DuPont today announced that its DuPont FilmTec Fortilife XC220 element has been named a Sustainability Product of the Year by the Business Intelligence Group for its contribution to advancing industrial water reuse, resource recovery, and more sustainable Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) and Minimal Liquid Discharge (MLD) operations.

  4. Toward A Cleaner Dye Bath: Advances In Textile Wastewater Treatment And Water Reuse 8/5/2026

    No stage of textile production carries a heavier environmental burden than wet processing. Dyeing and finishing generate large volumes of wastewater laced with residual dyes, salts, sizing agents, auxiliaries, and metals.

  5. New Membrane Accelerates Purification Of Industrial Solvents 8/4/2026

    An international team led by researchers at KU Leuven has developed a membrane technology that improves the efficiency of purifying widely-used solvents.

  6. WaterPure International Executes Research License Agreement With NASA To Evaluate Advanced Water Filtration Technologies 8/3/2026

    WaterPure International, Inc. (OTCID: WPUR) ("WaterPure" or the "Company"), a clean water technology company focused on identifying, developing and commercializing innovative water technologies, today announced the execution of a Research License Agreement with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to evaluate advanced NASA-developed membrane and filtration technologies for potential industrial water applications.

  7. Textile Wastewater Treatment: From Color Removal To Water Reuse 7/30/2026

    The global textile industry faces relentless scrutiny over its environmental footprint, particularly regarding the vast quantities of high-colored, chemically complex wastewater generated during dyeing and finishing operations.

  8. SUSU Scientists Have Proposed A Flow Reactor For Purifying Water From Textile Dyes 7/16/2026

    Oleg Bolshakov, Elena Korina, and Vladislav Fadeev, staff members of the Nanotechnology Research Center at SUSU, together with colleagues from Serbia, developed and tested a flow-through electrochemical reactor for purifying water from Reactive Black 5, a dye used in fabric dyeing.

  9. RSE And DuPont Water Solutions Partner To Deliver Modular Membrane Technology Solutions 7/14/2026

    RSE has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with DuPont Water Solutions, establishing a strategic alliance to bring world-class modular membrane technology solutions to UK, Ireland and European water markets.

  10. MarketIntelo Forecasts Continued Growth In Global Water Purification Systems Market 7/13/2026

    Water is crucial for people’s health and safety, industry, and the environment. In many cases, urban populations and industries continue to grow, increasing the burden on municipalities and industries to deliver clean and safe water meeting new quality specifications, and in conjunction with regulations that focus on a higher quality of water, a tighter level of discharge control, and a higher degree of resource conservation. Many municipalities and industries are moving forward with using modern, high efficiency membrane filtration technologies to achieve higher efficiencies, better removal, and improved performance.