Wastewater Treatment News

  1. More Than £2.3M Invested To Improve Water Quality At New Forest Wastewater Treatment Works 11/17/2025

    The £2.3M works will help to improve water quality at Beaulieu River and reduce the risk of storm overflows.

  2. Devices Protect Georgia Water Network From Shutdowns 11/17/2025

    Pilot trials of an adaptable pressure monitoring device that can tap directly into a utilities water network is protecting a utility in Atlanta, Georgia from avoidable cut-offs, leading to proactive water distribution management, says Lou Rossetti senior vice president of sales North America at Orbis Intelligent Systems.

  3. India's Treated Used Water Could Unlock An Economic Opportunity Of Up To $35B By 2047, Creating Over 100,000 New Jobs: CEEW 11/14/2025

    India’s treated used water (TUW) economy could unlock up to INR 3.04 lakh crore (USD 35 billion) in economic opportunity by 2047, combining INR 72,597 crore (USD 8.35 billion) in potential annual market revenue with INR 1.56–2.31 lakh crore (USD 18–27 billion) in infrastructure investment, according to a new independent study released today by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW).

  4. Aeration System Helps Tackle Big Tank Upgrade Challenge 11/14/2025

    Faced with a potential £0.5M bill for a new effluent tank, at a time when future expansion plans were unknown, Meadow Foods has had its dilemma solved at a fraction of the cost by FLI CAP Technology.

  5. Kazakhstan Has Approved A National Standard For Wastewater Treatment And Reuse At Thermal Power Plants 11/13/2025

    Amidst increasing global freshwater shortages, Kazakhstan is taking an important step toward sustainable energy development.

  6. Hydroflux Deliver High Efficiency Two Staged Screening Facility For Gisborne RWP 11/13/2025

    The Gisborne Recycled Water Plant (RWP) recently underwent a major upgrade that will more than double the plant’s capacity, reducing energy demand and providing recycled water for local farmers and recreational grounds.

  7. New Measurement Method Proves: Wastewater Treatment Plants Remove More Than 95 Percent Of Microplastics 11/13/2025

    TU Graz, TU Wien and the Environment Agency Austria have developed a method to determine microplastics in the in- and outflow of sewage plants, and demonstrated their high elimination performance.

  8. U.S. Municipal Utilities Face US$4.8B Biosolids Management Bill As Disposal Costs And Capacity Pressures Mount 11/13/2025

    U.S. municipal wastewater utilities face a looming US$36.4B bill for biosolids management over the next decade—nearly double today’s costs.

  9. YAKU: UC Chile-Trademarked Technology That Reuses Grey Water 11/12/2025

    A venture kickstarted at UC Chile, led by Valentina Veloso and Camila Cárdenas, with the support of the Office of Transfer and Development, is redefining water management with a natural bio-filtering system that purifies domestic wastewater from showers and washing machines.

  10. Bengaluru To Get First Full-Scale Hollow Fiber Nanofiltration Water Recycling Plant 11/12/2025

    The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and Ceramed Engineers have inaugurated Bengaluru’s first full-scale municipal water recycling facility based on nanofiltration (HFNF) technology.