Collection of valve-related equipment, products and services.
Baltimore City: Pioneering Water Infrastructure Reliability
Baltimore has over a decade of proactive asset management experience, managing large and critical valves as a central component. The city’s vision was ahead of its time and paved the way for other utilities to embrace the concept of proactive maintenance.
New School Stormwater Management System Features Precast Concrete Drainage Components
Phoenixville’s new education complex incorporated multiple precast concrete stormwater drainage and sanitary structures.
Generational Shifts in Water and Wastewater
As leaders in the industry, we must embrace the changing generational landscape and find a path to understanding each one
OPWP calls for developers to qualify for new desalination PPP
Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWP) has issued a request for qualification (RFQ) for developers on a new desalination public-private partnership project.
Metito wins desal and solar project in Saudi city development
Metito, the UAE-based developer, has beat 10 international and local bidders to win a SAR 220 million ($58.7 million) contract for a desalination and solar power project at King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia.
GrahamTek wins contract for SWCC pilot project
GrahamTek of South Africa has won a contract for a desalination pilot project for Saline Water Conversion Corporation (SWCC), Saudi Arabia.
Silicon area shipments up but revenues less than ten years ago
Silicon wafer area shipments in 2017 increased by 10% against 2016 shipments, while worldwide silicon revenues rose by 21% over 2016 levels, reports the SEMI Silicon Manufacturers Group (SMG). ImageSilicon wafer area shipments in 2017 totaled 11,810 million square inches (MSI), up from the previous market high of 10,738 million square inches shipped during 2016. …
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Melexis embarks on €75m expansion in France and Bulgaria
Melexis announces a five-year plan to expand in Sofia, Bulgaria and Corbeil-Essonnes.
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Samsung to put $12bn into second line at Pyeongtaek
Samsung is to put $12.6 billion into a second line at its Pyeongtaek fab. Line 1 at Pyeongtaek, which cost $14.4 billion, is for NAND. Line 2 is for DRAM. Earlier this week Samdung xigned an MOU with China’s NRDC to respond to the shortage in DRAM which has been affecting the profitability of China’s …
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