Two of Pall Water’s Aria FAST mobile filtration systems will serve areas of Los Angeles County.
Pall Water expands supply deal with LA’s West Basin Municipal Water District
Pall Water has won an order from Los Angeles’ wholesale water agency West Basin Municipal Water District, to expand its Aria FLEX filtration system by a third, and additionally to supply to two Aria FAST mobile membrane filtration units.
De.mem inches closer to nanofiltration membrane roll-out in Singapore
Following a sucessful IPO, De.mem has completed its new manufacturing site in Singapore to produce low-pressure hollow fiber nanofiltration membranes…
Evoqua continues water technology purchasing spree
Evoqua has continued on its acquisition trail with a clutch of purchases covering wastewater solutions and irrigation components.
Valicor Environmental Services acquires Ultra Environmental Services
Acquisition extends Valicor’s geographic footprint and increases processing capacity.
Nokia to supply critical communications network to northern California water and power utility
New network to enable Placer County Water Agency to enhance water distribution and hydro-electric operations across 1500-square mile region.
Granite City Water Treatment Plant recognized for excellence in water quality
Illinois American Water’s plant recognized for maintaining Phase III certification for 15 years.
EPA takes action to protect water quality in Puerto Rico
Boat Marina Company settles Clean Water Act violations.
WateReuse names new Executive Director
Patricia Sinicropi to advance group’s action agenda
Evaluation boards for USB type-C power delivery
Rohm has announced USB Power Delivery (USBPD) transmitter/receiver evaluation boards. “USBPD extends the power supply range from the conventional 15W to up to 100W,” said the firm. “This enables larger devices such as laptops and TVs to be powered via USB while contributing to the transformation of infrastructure as the number of USB ports in …
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