Ultraviolet LEDs in the 260–275-nm band can support water disinfection in point-of-use dispensers for commercial and residential products including faucets, beverage dispensers, and icemakers.
Zumtobel LaaS deal guarantees lux levels at aluminum plant
In partnership with a German utility, the Austrian vendor is also cutting the factory’s energy use. No data gathering, though. Just illumination and savings.
Philips Lighting will be no more: It's changing its name
After a solid fourth quarter reaffirmed the importance of services and Internet connectivity to the company’s future, CEO Eric Rondolat reveals that a new moniker is coming soon.
Singapore offers S$30 million for research, including smart water technologies
Singapore National Water Agency PUB has launched three Requests for Proposals worth S$30 million…
In pictures: 5 stunning shots of reed bed treatment in Nimr, Oman
Five awe-inspiring aerial pictures of the world’s largest constructed wetland in Nimr, Oman…
Louisiana crafts rules for buying and selling water pollution credits
Known as “water quality credit trading” by backers, the idea is increasingly popular with states seeking a business-friendly, incentive-based approach to tackling water pollution.
CST Industries completes sale transaction, announces new owner
New owners, Solace Capital Partners will retain all CST employees.
SUEZ, Bashneft operating world’s largest industrial membrane bioreactor and electrodialysis reversal units
Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim Biological Treatment Plant will treat up to 84M liters of wastewater per day using SUEZ industrial wastewater treatment technology.
Madison, Ala. to get up $15M in water infrastructure improvements
Upgrades to metering infrastructure will improve accuracy.
Flying High: How Water Is Adopting Drones
One of the main current applications for drones is the inspection of assets.