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Clean TeQ Water News
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Jhuesa Water Technology News
Jhuesa completes an industrial water supply plant using reverse osmosis in the personal hygiene sector
Jhuesa successfully completes the commissioning of a water treatment plant in an industry dedicated to the manufacture of personal hygiene products.
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Atlantium News
Innovative Water Treatment Technologies for Contaminant Removal
This article aims to show that a proper multi-barrier process based on double-pass reverse osmosis (DPRO) and Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) can deliver the highest level of quality for bottled water, ensuring the removal of contaminants of emerging concern.
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Xylem News
Historic Project Linking Rome and Vatican City Uses Advanced Technology and Local Knowledge to Keep Water Flowing
Relocation of Major Sewer Infrastructure Enables Construction of Pedestrian Link for 35 Million Visitors to the 2025 Jubilee.
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3M News
3M and HD Hyundai KSOE Collaborate on Liquid Hydrogen Tank Insulation Project
3M and HD Hyundai Korea Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering have partnered to develop large liquid hydrogen storage tanks using 3M's Glass Bubbles, a high-strength, low-density hollow glass microsphere.
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Thames Water News
Thames Water to invest £400 million to future-proof London’s water supply
Thames Water is set to upgrade two water treatment works in London, so that the company continues to deliver a secure supply of high-quality drinking water for customers across the capital.
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Yorkshire Water News
Yorkshire Water investing £4.8m at Dishforth wastewater treatment works
Yorkshire Water is investing £4.8m in its Dishforth wastewater treatment work to improve water quality in the river Swale and to expand the capacity of the site.
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LG Sonic News
The Surprising Link Between Atmospheric Dust and Algae Growth: LG Sonic Solves the Water Contamination Problem
Rising temperatures, acidity fluctuations, and nutrient concentrations are causing significant changes in the world's freshwater systems, impacting the functionality of mountain headwaters that supply nearly half the global population.
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Aqualia News
Aqualia appoints Santiago Lafuente as new CEO
Aqualia's Board of Directors has appointed Santiago Lafuente Pérez-Lucas as CEO, effective 9th April 2024. Lafuente, who previously held the Director position for Spain, will be returning to the citizen services group after 30 years.
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Thames Water News
