Membrane Duo Key In Kuwaiti Oil & Gas Water Project |
Harvesting Green Gold: Algae Energy is More than a Facade
By 2020 commercial buildings in France will be required to generate more energy than they consume. One company believes photobioreactors that grow algae using wastewater nutrients and create power ...
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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 article is based on the World Bank white paper: A ca...
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A Peace of Water for Gaza: Bringing Palestine's RO project to life
By 2020 the population of Gaza will increase to around 2.1 million. Putting heavy strain on an already unusable coastal aquifer, a reverse osmosis desalination plant has been touted as the only ans...
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The Evolution of the Water Mole: Will Open Cut Trenching be a Thing of the Past?
Technologies used for tunnelling trenches, digging or renewing pipelines have developed considerably over the last 40 years. Yet how is this market weathering the global economic storm? WWi reports...
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Wasser, Wasser Überall
The bi-annual trade fair, congress and public show WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL is returning on April 23 – 26 to bring the global water and wastewater sectors to Germany. WWi speaks to Dipl.-Ing. Jö...
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Making a Mark in Industrial Water Treatment: GE's Heiner Markhoff Reveals StrategyEver since GE brought its power and water divisions together four years ago, the company has made the most of its access potential to industrial water treatment clients. |
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. |
CH2M HILL earns innovation award for energy independence at Denmark wastewater treatment plantCH2M HILL announced that the Ejby Mølle Wastewater Treatment Plant in Odense, Denmark won a Water and Energy Exchange Global Innovation Award. |
GE technology helps Australia’s largest desalination plant become operationalGE was instrumental in bringing Australia’s largest seawater desalination plant into operation with its innovative rainfall catchment technology. |