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Veolia today launched the Veolia Workforce Academy North America in Canada, starting a free, fully digital training program to help Canadians begin and advance careers in the water and wastewater sector. Available at academy.veolia.us, the program is designed to reduce barriers to entry by providing online training at no cost, strengthening the environmental security of communities across the country.
Global pulp producer Arauco has chosen Veolia, the world leader in water treatment technologies, to develop the water treatment line for the Sucuriú Project. The contract covers the design and implementation of an industrial effluent treatment plant for Arauco’s first pulp mill in Brazil, which will be the largest industrial facility in the world built in a single phase.
As voters head to the polls on November 3, Trust in Water is asking candidates and policymakers to make water infrastructure a top priority for 2027. The nation’s drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater systems are aging and underfunded in many places.
The American Biogas Council (ABC) today announced that 21 additional students have earned their digester operator certification after completing ABC’s Operator School and passing the certification exam. This latest cohort brings the total number of Certified Digester Operators nationwide to 96, expanding the specialized expertise available to biogas facilities across the U.S.
EMASESA has collaborated with Xylem Vue to integrate and analyse, on a single platform, 200 water supply sectors and more than 313,000 smart drinking water meters, which generate around 7.5 million daily readings from 1.4 million people across twelve municipalities in the Seville metropolitan area (Spain)
Smith & Loveless Inc. is saddened to announce the passing of Robert L. Rebori, who led the international manufacturer of engineered water infrastructure systems and equipment as Chairman and President for more than 30 years. Mr. Rebori died Wednesday, Oct. 7, at home in Shawnee, Kansas, at the age of 91.