Sofi Filtration, a leading innovator of microfiltration water systems founded in Finland, recently announces a new strategic partnership with Cimbria Capital.
Veolia Water Technologies (Veolia),the customers’ choice for water treatment solutions, is encouraging organisations to “rethink water” by optimising water-cycles to manage ever increasing sustainability, regulatory and financial pressures.
As California continues to face increasing water problems through extensive droughts, recycled wastewater is being considered as a solution.
PUB, Singapore’s national water agency and MEIDEN SINGAPORE (MSL), a subsidiary of Meidensha, announced recently the opening of Singapore’s first Ceramic Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) plant coupled with an Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB) to treat and recycle industrial used water effectively.
CH2M is pleased to participate in the 2015 World Water Week, where the firm received the Stockholm Industry Water Award for its leadership in potable water reuse.
Recycled wastewater is increasingly touted as part of the solution to California’s water woes, particularly for agricultural use, as the state’s historic drought continues. By Bettye Miller
Cambrian Innovation, provider of distributed water and wastewater solutions for industrial producers, recently announced a partnership with a new Sonoma County brewery.
Colorado has big ambitions for water reuse, but many obstacles stand in the way.
Sorbwater Technology AS, a Norway-based company that has developed a patented technology capable of cleaning oil and other substances from water, announced that it has completed its first deliveries and is now engaged in a pilot project in the Middle East to clean produced water without any discharge and recover fresh water for reuse.
Pall Corporation, a world leader in filtration, separation and purification technologies, today announced that it has been selected as the membrane filtration provider for the City of Spokane, Washington’s Riverside Park Water Reclamation Facility upgrade. The upgrade is designed to meet stringent discharge limits for phosphorus, with a goal to improve the quality of the Spokane River as part of a major initiative within the city's Integrated Clean Water Plan.
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