Water
Recently, Grand Montauban and the Saur group, with its entities Saur France and Stereau, will inaugurate the methanization unit at the Verdié wastewater treatment plant. This commissioning marks the culmination … Read More
As part of its continuous commitment to developing and implementing technical tools to support its partners, Molecor©, a Spanish company specialised in the manufacture and technology of molecularly oriented PVC … Read More
Partnership combines engineering expertise and advanced membrane technology to maximise water recovery, minimise waste and improve reliability. INEXA Aqua Services SL, one of the consulting leaders in engineering and seawater … Read More
Molecor has been obtained the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for another of the flagship products in its extensive range of PVC plastic solutions for water: EVAC+®, a domestic drainage system … Read More
De Nora Water Technologies has introduced Oxicore™, a next-generation chlorine dioxide generator as the latest product line in its Capital Controls® group of water treatment technologies. Offering exceptional modular scalability … Read More
New Zealand public water utility Watercare and its project design and build contractor, Apex Water, will pair OxyMem™ MABR and DuPont™ MEMCOR™ MBR for a new wastewater treatment plant. In … Read More
Smith & Loveless Inc., one of the global leaders in grit removal technologies for municipal and industrial wastewater applications, highlights the PISTA® TURBO™ Grit Pump. As the industry’s only pump … Read More
WSP and pro aqua’s new partnership brings a groundbreaking, durable solution for the on-site elimination of PFAS and other contaminants from waters. WSP has developed a uniquely effective solution for … Read More
Supports critical infrastructure security for Hampton Roads Sanitation District in growing OT cybersecurity market. Jacobs was awarded an operational technology (OT) cybersecurity contract with Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD). The … Read More
The “forever chemicals” flowing from U.S. wastewater treatment plants are not only more abundant than previously thought, but also largely consist of pharmaceuticals that have received little scientific or regulatory … Read More
