Through its affiliate, Beijing Yanyu Water Tech, Tri-Tech will provide flash flood monitoring and forecasting systems for eleven districts, counties and cities in Heilongjiang, Fujian and Guizhou provinces. Each system includes an information collection module, an early warning module and an information dissemination platform.
In addition, the company will implement part of small river hydrological monitoring systems for Anhui and Shanxi provinces. The scope of the work includes automatic collection and communication systems for rainfall and water level information. The company will be involved in the production or procurement of equipment, software development, installation and debugging of the systems and technical trainings to customers.
These projects are scheduled for completion from the end of May through the end of July 2012.
Warren Zhao, CEO of Tri-Tech Holding, said: "As continued government policy support and fund allocation to water conservancy demonstrate, China's water conservation industry is booming in 2012."
India PM calls for groundwater regulation to prevent theft
Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh underlined that the planning, development and management of water resources must keep pace with current realities. At the Indian Water Week Dr. Singh said one of the problems in achieving better management of water is that the current institutional and legal structures that deal with water in the country are "inadequate, fragmented and therefore need urgent reform". Discussing the declining groundwater table, the Prime Minister pointed out that the present legal situation gives every land holder the right to pump unlimited quantities of water from a bore well on his own ground. There is no regulation of ground water extraction and no coordination among competing uses, he added.
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