Hong Kong justifies $12/m3 expected desalination cost in Tseung Kwan O
The Hong Kong government has said that its planned 90 million m3/year desalination plant will cos...
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GE membrane technology to be installed at largest European drinking water plant
Erope's largest drinking water purification plant to feature GE's ZeeWeed* 500 water treatment te...
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Headworks promotes Afnan Din to Vice PresidentHeadworks International is pleased to announce the promotion of Afnan Din to Vice President. |
Disinfection • Filtration • Flow/Level/Pressure Management • Lab/Sampling/Analytical • Mapping & Monitoring • Membranes • Odor Control • Pipes • Pumps • SCADA • Security • Sludge Handling

Peru RO desalination contract awarded to Canadian firm
Canadian firm BluMetric Environmental Inc. has been awarded a US$1.38 million contract to supply a Reverse Osmosis system to a large diversified in...
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Mexico water, wastewater chemical market to grow from industrial water demands
Escalating industrial processes in Mexico has spurred water and wastewater treatment needs, boosting demands for water treatment chemicals.
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Pall Corp. to present membrane technology solutions at Peru mine water conferencePall Corp will present membrane technology solutions at the Mine Water Solutions in Extreme Environments conference in Lima, Peru. |
Odor control
CSO Technik's Terminodour odor control system is now available in the USA, Canada and Mexico exclusively through Kusters Water, a division of Kuste...
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World Water Day 2013: Xylem commemorates World Water Day through global water cooperationXylem Inc. is commemorating World Water Day by enhancing global partnerships to provide and protect safe water resources. |
GE membrane technology to be installed at largest European drinking water plant
Erope's largest drinking water purification plant to feature GE's ZeeWeed* 500 water treatment technology is under construction in Ravenna, Italy.
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Groundwater depth mapped but data still lacking from developing countries
A new report from the European Commission shows how researchers have developed a new model to map groundwater but that information on the depth of ...
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UK water regulator chief resigns under uncertaintyUk water regulator Ofwat has announced that chief executive Regina Finn will be leaving in November... |
Reed beds to filter East London’s drinking water from sludgeA £4.5 million reed bed system that will filter reservoir water to supply drinking water into parts of East London is now fully operational... |
Laboratory Management: Integrated Sampling the Key to Safe Water Supply
Water suppliers around the world are using Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) to integrate the sample collection and analysis process...
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Europe's Water for All
Europe's beaches and waterways are enjoyed by tourists from around the world. The Water Framework Directive demands are proving tough for many coun...
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Headworks promotes Afnan Din to Vice PresidentHeadworks International is pleased to announce the promotion of Afnan Din to Vice President. |
Aging Infrastructure: Sliplining Helps Restore Failing Clay Tile Sewer
The City of Lima, OH, was faced with a failing 78-inch diameter clay tile-lined sewer ranging in depth from 25 to 31 feet. Several remediation opti...
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Middle East/AfricaCollection of water and wastewater new headlines from the Middle East/Africa |
Getting to Know the Forward Osmosis Pioneer
Not only has the UK's Modern Water taken a university R&D project and made it into a multi-million pound business, it is also the first company...
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Parkson to build sustainable solar sludge drying system in DubaiDubai has selected Parkson to build a sustainable solar sludge drying system to cut treatment costs for the Persian Gulf city. |
Dubai opens UAE’s largest desalination plant
Dubai’s Electricity and Water Authority has opened its ‘M Station’ in Jebel Ali that can produce 140 million imperial gallons of desalinated water ...
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Headworks promotes Afnan Din to Vice PresidentHeadworks International is pleased to announce the promotion of Afnan Din to Vice President. |
Middle East/AfricaCollection of water and wastewater new headlines from the Middle East/Africa |
Casablanca membrane wastewater reuse plant first in North Africa, says GDF Suez
The Médiouna facility inaugurated this week in the Greater Casablanca region of Morocco will treat wastewater from 40,000 people to be reused for a...
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WaterRF report helps global water utilities conserve energy, greenhouse gas emissions
The Water Research Foundation has published a report that helps water utilities across the globe measure energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tanzanian Tales: Why PPP Failed to Scale a Mountain of Water Problems
The case of privatisation in Tanzania can be seen as an example of how international vendors should not enter a developing market. The following ar...
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Tetra Tech awarded $24M for East Africa water resource management program
Tetra Tech, Inc. has been awarded a $24 million contract to provide technical support for water resources management and climate change adaptation ...
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Advanced water technologies help solve India water supply issuesGE has been working in India to help it efficiently use available water resources and expand its usable water supply. |
Flood defences to be improved in BangladeshAround one million people are set to benefit from a project that aims to improve flood defences and drainage in coastal areas in Bangladesh... |
Deodorising system key to new wastewater DBO in India
Degrémont has secured two new design-build-operate (DBO) wastewater contracts in India, with one featuring a deodorising system to limit unpleasant...
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New water, wastewater opportunities predicted to arise from China's nuclear power sectorChina's shrinking freshwater levels have compelled power plants to adopt water reuse and recycling treatment solutions. |
French-Chinese partnership to deliver Shuangliu wastewater treatment plant
A joint venture between a SUEZ Environment subsidiary and Chinese firm will deliver a 25-year partnership to manage eight wastewater treatment plan...
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Chennai's second SWRO plant up and running
The second seawater reverse osmosis plant with a capacity of 100,000 m³/d to provide drinking water for the city of Chennai, India, has been commis...
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Hong Kong justifies $12/m3 expected desalination cost in Tseung Kwan O
The Hong Kong government has said that its planned 90 million m3/year desalination plant will cost more per unit of water than other plants in the ...
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Beijing receives $2.9M drainage pumping project
Xylem Inc. has been awarded a $2.9 million contract from the Beijing Drainage Group to install drainage pumps in 19 Beijing pumping stations.
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Public services under scrutiny in developing Asia
Public services including clean water and sanitation are failing frequently to reach developing nations across Asia, the Asian Development Bank has...
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Asia Pacificcollection of water and wastewater new headlines from the Asia Pacific |
UK Ceramic Membrane Trial to Disprove High Capex Concerns
High investment costs have prevented widespread use of ceramic membranes for drinking water treatment. An 18-month trial recently started in the So...
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Oxygen Retrofit Boosts Wastewater Treatment Upgrade in South Korea
A major petrochemical facilty in South Korea was unable to meet the future demand for dissolved oxygen in the secondary wastewater treatment stage....
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Desalination contract awarded by Australia’s Xstrata Coal
Desalination company Osmoflo has secured an AUS$12 million contract to boost water conditioning and desalination capacity at Xstrata Coal’s Ulan mi...
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MWH, Microvi partner on Australia, Asia Pacific water projectsMicrovi Biotechnologies is partnering MWH Global to bring its revolutionary water technologies to Australia and the Asia Pacific. |
WaterRF report helps global water utilities conserve energy, greenhouse gas emissions
The Water Research Foundation has published a report that helps water utilities across the globe measure energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Australia, New Zealand government support spurs use of membrane technology in water treatmentThe Australia and New Zealand membrane technology market for water and wastewater treatment has grown from government support. |
GE technology helps Australia’s largest desalination plant become operational
GE was instrumental in bringing Australia’s largest seawater desalination plant into operation with its innovative rainfall catchment technology.
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Veolia to deliver MPPE water purification unit to Australia floating natural gas plant
Veolia will supply a Macro Porous Polymer Extraction (MPPE) water purification unit for an Australian Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) facility.
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Off The Shelf - Real Time Control
In Hach’s webinar "Off the Shelf - Real Time Control," you will learn about a variety of areas in the wastewater process where Hach has been able to advance optimization and automation.&n...
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Hydraulic Fracturing: Beyond Name Calling to Real Environmental Protection (a four-part series) Part 4 -- Fracturing Site Closure & Restoration Considerations
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Enterprise Asset Management for Smart Water Operations
During this webcast, Eric Meliton, a leading Environmental Technologies Industry Analyst from Frost & Sullivan, will discuss leading asset management trends in the municipal water and wastewate...
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Waste-Tech 2013Location:
Moscow , Russia
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11th Latin America Leadership ForumLocation:
Morelia , Mexico
Jun 3, 2013
- Jun 5, 2013
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IUVA and TZW: EMEA Regional ConferenceLocation:
Karlsruhe , Germany
Jun 4, 2013
- Jun 5, 2013
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Fixing the future: Why we need smarter water management for the world’s most essential resource
The world’s water system is vulnerable. Essential
for health, food, energy, manufacturing and tr...
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Next Generation Mag Flow Meter Helps Davidson with Non-Revenue Water
Today it is estimated that the average US Drinking Water facility loses 20%+ of its finished volu...
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Automated Sludge Age Control
By creating an automatic sludge age control system, the City of Morrison Wastewater treatment pl...
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ELASTOMERIC INLINE CHECK VALVES FOR CONTROL AND PREVENTION OF SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOW
It is costly for municipalities when sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) occurs. SSO can happen in a re...
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