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Yorkshire Water News
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Veolia News
Veolia wraps up national campaign to detect PFAS in French drinking water
Veolia concludes its nation-wide testing campaign, launched in November 2023, to assess the levels of the 20 regulated PFAS in drinking water in France, using the quality thresholds in force.
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GRUNDFOS News
Grundfos announces completion of Culligan C&I acquisition
This acquisition of the Commercial & Industrial business of Culligan (‘C&I’) in Italy, France, and the UK marks an important step forward in Grundfos’ ambition to expand within water treatment.
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ABB News
Netherlands’ largest drinking water supplier Vitens selects ABB to develop new process automation system
ABB has been awarded a major contract by Vitens, providing 340 billion liters of drinking water annually to six million customers, to develop a new process automation system.
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Clean TeQ Water News
LithiumBank Opens cDLE Pilot Plant in Canada
LithiumBank has opened the doors of Clean TeQ Water and Go2Lithium‘s cDLE pilot plant on schedule in Calgary, marking a milestone in the Company’s effort to unlock Alberta’s substantial lithium resources.
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Thames Water News
Thames Water Invests £21 Million in Cirencester Sewage Treatment Works Upgrade
This includes the construction of a new 9000 square metre high infiltration reed bed (HIRB) which can treat up to 114 litres per second of wastewater.
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Tsurumi Pump News
Tsurumi meets various dewatering needs with expert motor cooling solutions
The company’s motor cooling technologies ensure high performance and long-term durability. They are designed to excel in various applications, including sewage and wastewater, and are built to require minimal maintenance.
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Coliban Water News
Coliban: Underwater drone provides innovative way to inspect tanks
New and innovative ways of inspecting tanks are improving the service Coliban Water delivers to customers, thanks to underwater drone technology.
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Aqualia News
Aqualia will develop four PERTE water projects in the Canary Islands, Cantabria, Ciudad Real and Asturias
The second call for PERTE (Spanish acronyms for Strategic Projects for Economic Recovery and Transformation) for the digitalisation of the water cycle has selected four projects participated by Aqualia, for a total amount of more than 35 million euros.
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ABB News
