Aqualia, in consortium with FCC Construction and Suez, has completed the remodelling and expansion project of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) of Glina, a municipality near Bucharest, capital of Romania.
Halogen Systems has shipped its first batch of chlorine analyzers for offshore wind farms, designed to measure residual chlorine levels in seawater cooling systems to prevent the growth of marine organisms that can hinder efficient cooling systems.
IWS, acquired by Sciens Water in 2019, is committed to providing exceptional products and services to customers in under-served markets across the U.S., demonstrating its commitment to delivering turn-key water and wastewater treatment solutions.
ACCIONA has started the operation and maintenance of Laguna Lake DWTP in Muntinlupa, city located in the southern part of metropolitan Manila; and about two kilometres from where ACCIONA carried out the Putatan II project.
Aris Water Solutions, has announced that the Company was selected by the Department of Energy to receive a research grant related to the treatment and desalination of produced water as an irrigation source for non-consumptive agriculture.
Clean TeQ Water has completed its Direct Lithium Extraction pilot plant, which is currently in transit to LithiumBank's Calgary facility, which will have the capacity to process up to 10,000 L/d of brine and yield up to 3 kg/d LCE.
Water Solutions and Services segment unifies legacy Evoqua Integrated Solutions and Services segment with Xylem dewatering and assessment services businesses.
BuntPlanet's globally recognized software offers smart metering, water quality, asset management, and integration of hydraulic models and artificial intelligence for detecting leaks and anomalies in water networks.
Kemira Oyj and Royal HaskoningDHV have agreed to further develop Kemira’s ViviMag phosphorus recovery technology by conducting further research including a pilot and demonstration projects in the Netherlands.
SICASIL has chosen SUEZ to produce and distribute drinking water for eight towns with more than 180,000 inhabitants. The service will be provided by a dedicated company called So’EAU.