Poseidon’s Huntington Beach desalination plant project has completed its application to renew and amend its ocean discharge permit.

Henry Charrabe, newly appointed chief executive of Fluence Corporation, the company formed in July by the merger of RWL Water and Emefcy, has worked for the business’ major investor Ronald Lauder for 16 years.

The WateReuse Association has unveiled its annual award winners of people and projects that have made significant contributions to water reuse.

Under the Scheduling and Trading Agreement, AzGT will provide Metropolitan with energy management and scheduling services and CAISO scheduling coordinator services.

The people of Manus Island, in northern Papua New Guinea, are now benefitting from a small scale solar desalination system for their drinking water needs…

Two months after RWL Water and Emefcy officially joined forces and the merged company has secured a $100 million drinking water project in Africa…

Evoqua received the award for design and installation of a brine recovery reverse osmosis (BRRO) system for Air Products’ hydrogen plant in CA.

CST Global, the Glasgow-based manufacturer of millimetre wave and optical semiconductors using a non-silicon III-V process, is readying its new, metalorganic chemical vapour deposition (MOCVD) machine. This is a collaboration with the University of Glasgow and commissioning of the processing machine is expected to be completed in time for the 2017 / 2018 academic year. …

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UltraSoC, the Cambridge embedded analytics specialist, has completed a funding round of $6 million and is opening a design centre in Bristol. New investors are Atlante Tech, Enso Ventures and Oxford Capital. “We’ve seen an increase in customer engagements; we’re now well into double figures in terms of licensees for our IP,” says UltraSoC CEO …

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QuickLogic and SMIC have announced availability of  QuickLogic’s ArcticPro eFPGA technology on SMIC’s 40nm Low Leakage (40LL) process. QuickLogic’s architecture, mature software and IP ecosystem, in combination with the SMIC 40LL process, offers SoC designers an easy-to-implement,  reliable and low power eFPGA solution. The ArcticPro eFPGA technology, which is already in production on a variety …

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