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Dubai awards $4.4m SWRO desalination plant deal
Utility Dubai Electricity and Water Authority has awarded an advisory services contract to develop a seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant at the Jebel Ali Power Station…
IDE Technologies responds to Chinese takeover reports
Israeli desalination company IDE Technologies has responded to reports suggesting a Chinese company has put in an acquisition bid for the business…
GE Power water reuse solutions installed at refinery in Regina, Canada
GE Power is supplying water recycling technology to the Co-op Refinery Complex in Regina, Saskatchewan province, Canada, after new rules mandated that the refinery find a new water source.
Epcor Water acquires 130 Pipeline Project in Texas
The acquisition expands the company’s wholesale water business into the US market.
Los Angeles’ Tujunga Spreading Grounds Enhancement Project to conserve billions of gallons of stormwater
LA Mayor breaks ground on facility, a regional collaboration between the City and County of Los Angeles.
WaterWorld Weekly Newscast, August 22, 2016
A transcript of the WaterWorld Weekly Newscast for August 22, 2016.
Anti-fouling reverse osmosis membrane launched by LG Chem
LG Water Solutions, part of LG Chem has introduced an anti-fouling brackish water reverse osmosis membrane…
Good Q3; Good 2017; So-So 2016
Semiconductor companies are expecting an average 6% growth for Q3, reports Bill Jewell’s Semiconductor Intelligence. IC Insights reported that Q2 y-o-y growth was 7% with seven top 20 companies – MediaTek, Samsung, Qualcomm, TSMC, Hynix, UMC and AMD – achieving double digit growth. For sequential growth in Q3, Intel is looking at 10%, TI, Micron …
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Tsinghua turns to Korea for acquisitions
Tsinghua is reported to be be talking to Korean semiconductor SMEs with a view to acquisition, according to the Korean media site Biz Chosun, Tsinghua, which bid for Micron and a number of US and Taiwan companies, is looking at small and mid-sized South Korean chip firms with specialty technologies. Companies named as having been …
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