Water utility ENACAL has awarded ACCIONA Agua a €5 million contact to construct a wastewater system for the city of La Trinidad…

Hydranautics has launched two spiral wound reverse osmosis membranes for industrial and demanding municipal water and re-use applications…

The grant goes to the state’s Clean Water Revolving Loan Fund.

These funds will be used by the State of Oklahoma to provide loans and other types of financial assistance to communities and state agencies for wastewater improvements.

Trimble is leveraging its wireless technology to enable water utilities to remotely measure and monitor water, wastewater and groundwater systems including water pressures, flows, levels and rainfall volumes.

Lindsley Ruth, the CEO of RS Components, says individuals can still make a difference in electronics and sees opportunities ahead in the future.

Read full article: Interview: RS Components CEO bullish on future of UK electronics

We’re learning a lot about these high-ranking Euro officials. You’d think these guys would have concerns about England’s relationship with the EU but Jean-Claude Juncker brushed off the BBC with a smartarse comment last week. Now the problematic future relationship between the EU and UK has been caused by a vote of the British people, …

Read full article: Funny Fellows These Eurocrats

EnSilica, the semiconductor IP sepecialist, has further expanded its network of specialist design centres with the establishment of a new facility near Oxford focusing on RF and low power sensing applications. The new RF and low power sensing design centre will be headed up by Alan Wong (pictured third from left front row) who joined …

Read full article: EnSilica opens Oxford RF design centre

Thanks to IC Insights for this one – the top 20 semiconductor companies at the end of H1:

Read full article: Top 10 (plus 10) IC Companies In H1

Electronics Weekly is teaming up with RS Components to launch a new programme, EW BrightSparks, highlighting the brightest and most talented young electronic engineers in the UK today.

Read full article: EW BrightSparks celebrates the future of electronics engineering