Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced the availability of a new parts kits brochure for more than two dozen pumps and circulators. The set of solutions covered includes all design envelope […] The post Armstrong announces parts kits brochure for wide range of pumps and circulators first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Mueller Systems has announced the launch of the newest addition to the Mi.Net Advanced Metre Infrastructure (AMI) system: the Mueller Cellular Node. This network-as-a-service (NaaS) endpoint solution is designed for […] The post Mueller delivers network-as-a-service solution with cellular endpoint first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS will globally increase its basic prices for all Lewatit ion exchange resins and Bayoxide iron oxide adsorbers for water treatment applications by approximately 10%. The price […] The post LANXESS increases prices for ion exchange resins and iron oxide adsorbers first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Faced with chlorine degassing issues in its 80m pipe run, a French water purification plant deploys Qdos CWT chemical metering pumps to overcome this issue with an innovative operational concept. […] The post Qdos CWT pump addresses pipeline pressure challenge first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
With electricity prices soaring, Riventa has voiced its support to the chairman of Isle’s call for the water industry to make the most of innovative, energy-saving technology. Speaking on the […] The post Act now with energy-saving technologies: Riventa first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Samotics has been selected by Yorkshire Water as its sole supplier of electrical signature analysis (ESA) until at least 2025, in a £10 million contract win. The deal is part […] The post Samotics clinches £10M contract from Yorkshire Water first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Anian deploys a LoRaWAN network throughout the Sultanate of Brunei, serving the country’s government, universities and private sector to improve the management of cities, environment and agriculture, with a focus […] The post Brunei makes its water management smart with LoRaWAN first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
How a flower farm in Kenya is using dry digestion technology to process high cellulose waste and produce biogas.
As emission targets become more stringent and the Russia-Ukraine conflict sees countries move towards greater energy security, renewables are pivotal for sustainability. Are advanced biofuels a key part of a greener future?
SDS Ltd, the UK manufacturer of water management systems for sustainable infrastructure, puts a spotlight on greywater technologies.
With the impact of global warming being felt across the planet, the renewables industry is turning its focus to one of the few beacons of hope for a truly sustainable energy future: hydrogen power.
Membrane surface characterisation is crucial for the development of novel membranes and filtration protocols in various fields of water treatment processes. Knowing the zeta potential helps to correlate surface charge with membrane performance and to understand and control membrane fouling.
By the end of the year, the partnership will have provided safe water access to over 10,000 people. Planet Water Foundation, a non-profit organisation that addresses global water poverty by […] The post Italian textile manufacturer renews commitment with Planet Water Foundation to deliver clean water access to communities in Vietnam first appeared on Water […]
NX Filtration has named Geert-Henk Koops as its technical director. In his new role, he will be responsible for product development, quality control and the implementation of continuous improvement processes. […] The post NX Filtration hires new technology director first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
When a utility and services provider was commissioned to create an environmentally-critical application for one of the world’s busiest airports, they collaborated with SEKO for a failsafe solution. The European […] The post Wastewater treatment solution for a critical airport application first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
The Ecolab Global Intelligence Centre (EGIC) team analyses data from Internet of Things (IoT)-connected systems to provide monitoring and measurable results. Companies have been adopting digital technologies to better manage […] The post Ecolab Global Intelligence Centre opens doors to power data-driven performance and sustainability first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Hired technology from water recycling specialist WCS Environmental Engineering (WCSEE) has been selected by a Somerset nursing home to provide onsite wastewater treatment that ensures environmental standards. Chelston Park is […] The post Temporary treatment unit helps nursing home meet consent first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
About 64% of Alphabet’s independent shareholders voted in support of a water risk reduction proposal by As You Sow, a shareholder advocacy non-profit. The resolution asks Alphabet, the parent company […] The post Majority of independent shareholders call on Alphabet to address growing water risks first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Targeting the development of equipment to explore lunar water resources for industrial use. Yokogawa Electric Corporation has signed an agreement with ispace to join its lunar exploration programme, Hakuto-R, as […] The post Yokogawa to join Hakuto-R commercial lunar exploration programme first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
The company plans to achieve net zero operations by 2030, and net zero value chain by 2045. Emerson has announced its sustainability strategy to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) […] The post Emerson outlines net zero targets first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
To meet the ever-growing demand from Calgarians for potable water, the City of Calgary embarked on a C$35 million (US$27.9 million) project to replace the most critical water pump station […] The post A new water pump station for Calgary first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Utilities are seeking sustainable solutions for their water and wastewater treatment needs. Engineers and solution providers have always looked to cost-effective solutions, but the new focus dives deeper into what […] The post CeraMac: A sustainable ceramic microfiltration system for water treatment first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
A water monitoring system developed in a collaboration between the University of Birmingham researchers and Proteus Instruments, that remotely measures the quality of waters in rivers, lakes and reservoirs, has […] The post New technology for water quality monitoring receives prestigious award first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Toray Industries has received a reverse osmosis (RO) membrane order for the Taweelah desalination plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Once the operation commissions in H2 2022, it will […] The post Toray to supply RO membrane for UAE seawater desalination plant first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
A pilot project to reduce drinking water losses in the network operated by EPS Grau, the water supplier in the Piura region of northern Peru, has been successfully conducted over […] The post Idrica addresses non-water revenue in northern Peru first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
As a specialist in membrane material sciences, H2MO has developed and utilised Bio-Programmable Membrane (BPM) technology to manufacture reverse osmosis (RO) membranes in hollow fibre configuration. These BPM-RO membranes are […] The post Breakthrough in reverse osmosis first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Goh Si Hou has been named chief executive of PUB, Singapore’s national water agency. He will succeed Ng Joo Hee, who will be retiring from the administrative service, according to […] The post Goh Si Hou joins PUB as chief executive first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
The Wild Bird Trust, in partnership with National Geographic, launched a years-long project to explore the rivers of the Okavango Delta in Southern Africa and collect baseline data on virtually […] The post Researchers collect critical water quality data on Africa’s Okavango Delta first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Portland Water District develops biosolids masterplan for long-term resiliency and reliability. The Portland Water District has charted a sustainable wastewater future through the development of a masterplan to evaluate its […] The post Portland Water District maps out sustainable wastewater future first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Programmes used by over 30,000 water industry professionals support professional development through discussion of emerging water challenges. DuPont Water Solutions has revitalised its programmes of webinars and specialist classes for […] The post DuPont Water Solutions expands online learning and thought leadership programme first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
View Water Desalination Report The increase in demand for freshwater during the 20th century has led to a global water-scarcity crisis suffered by 40% of the population in the world. The situation is exacerbated by contamination of freshwater resources, global climate change, industrialization, and rapid population growth. Less than 0.008% of the water on […]
Grundfos has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) to co-develop energy and water efficient smart solutions that will contribute to a more resilient and sustainable […] The post Grundfos inks MoU with Ngee Ann Polytechnic to develop sustainable solutions first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
After a four-year hiatus, the Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) 2022 returned in April 2022 in an in-person format, bringing the water industry together to share best practices, co-create urban […] The post SIWW2022 spotlights innovative solutions to address climate issues first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
With BlueTech Forum 2022 just around the corner, Menno Holterman, chief executive of Netherlands engineering company Nijhuis Saur Industries, shares his views on water sector transformation, including investment, collaboration and […] The post Delivering water sector transformation project by project first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
For 10 years, Diehl Metering has been working closely with the Amiens metropolitan area in northern France to gradually scale up its solutions and continually bring new improvements to its […] The post IZAR proves its scalability in Amiens first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.
Brings forth innovations while enhancing existing systems. Embracing the smart water concept involves the monitoring, control and command of water networks. Digitalisation is another key factor which might bring added […] The post Digital transformation: Reimaging water processing first appeared on Water & Wastewater Asia.