One goal of the BREW program is to attract new companies to Milwaukee in order to enhance the already strong cluster of water technology companies operating in the state, many of which were on display at WEFTEC this year.
Who’s side is Ofgem on?
Ofgem is the UK energy regulator, and I just heard the head of Ofgem, Dermot Nolan, on the BBC Money Box programme (Saturday lunch time), and I am not sure whose side he is on. I am not sure he knows either. The background to this is that cut-price energy deals are only available to …
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Romanian water utility tackles leaks with Israeli cloud-based tech
Romania’s largest water utility Apa Nova Bucharest has signed a five-year contract to deploy Israeli firm TaKaDu’s technology across its drinking water network…
DC Water, Goldman Sachs and Calvert Foundation pioneer environmental impact bond
A $25 million bond sale to fund initial DC Water green infrastructure project.
Honda facility in Gerogia employs innovative wastewater reuse process
Keeping water sources clean and viable is a key area of focus for Honda facilities throughout the world.
California soon to be largest market for water reuse in the country
With 607 projects in the pipeline, U.S. water reuse capacity to increase 58% in next 10 years.
California Water Service enters agreement to operate Travis Air Force Base water system
he base handles more cargo and passenger traffic through its airport than any other military air terminal in the United States.
Jeff Theerman inducted into NACWA Hall of Fame
The former Brown and Caldwell Vice President is the sole honoree for 2016 and the first BC executive to be named to the prestigious post.
TSMC on Moore’s Law trail to 2nm
TSMC sees scaling as a fundamental strategy, according to co-CEO Mark Liu reported in Digitimes. Currently on 16nm, TSMC will be in volume production on 10nm by the end of this year, said Liu. In early 2017, TSMC starts risk production on 7nm. The company is currently engaged in 5nm process development, said Liu, and …
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Arrow and Electric Imp spot big industrial IoT opportunity
Arrow has signed an agreement with IoT secure connectivity specialist Electric Imp to sell its IoT platform across Europe. Electric Imp’s platform includes full-life cycle secure connectivity, interoperability and managed operations. It can be used to move from a prototype to secure production and then to maintenance and update of field-deployed devices for years. Electric …
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