Plant a tree, grow a business park. Two of the significant environmental challenges facing new construction projects are water conservation, and the handling of stormwater runoff to remove pollutants.
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Capture valuable biogas by covering tanks and lagoons with a GTI gas collection cover. Read More...
The town of Ranchester chose the perfect lagoon cover for its new anaerobic cell. Read More...
Melbourne Water generates over 40% of its electricity requirements from biogas collection/utilization. Read More...
For today's industrial producers, water and wastewater are critical considerations but they are not necessarily core to their businesses. Being able to rely on a trusted expert gives manufacturers peace of mind, allowing them to focus on their key business objectives. We spoke with Mitch Summerfield, vice president and general manager of light industry technologies for Evoqua Water Technologies, about what it takes to be a leader in water and wastewater services for the industrial sector.
Our massively fragmented water utility sector has been built more than half a century ago. Much of this old infrastructure is nearing the end of its life cycle and needs to be replaced. In addition, the growth of the population necessitates cities to provide larger networks of water services. Read More...
Media reports have produced numerous stories showing that the water and wastewater infrastructure industry is facing serious challenges due to crumbling infrastructure, new regulations, lead leaching in water pipes (e.g., Flint, Michigan), and population growth. Read More...
The nation’s 70,000 water and wastewater systems represent a mostly locally-owned and operated ecosystem of separate utilities. They are governed by separate bodies (often elected or appointed by local elected officials) and primarily funded by local ratepayers. This creates a great sense of empowerment on the part of local communities when it comes to their local water or wastewater utility. Read More...
Managing hydrogen sulfide in a wastewater collection system is important not only for mitigating odor but also for preventing corrosion and ensuring the optimum performance of the system. We spoke with Jennifer Miller of Evoqua Water Technologies to understand the impacts of hydrogen sulfide and how to prevent them. Read More...
Evoqua's Rod McNelly discusses the benefits of using municipal wastewater to supply the water needs of industrial plants and some of the technologies making it possible.
No need to wait for OT infrastructure upgrades - begin your IIoT journey NOW! Capture immediate business value with incremental investments in IIoT with this step-by-step guide:
