Utilities’ water reuse projects aim to expand dwindling supplies.

As Congress explores options to bolster the nation’s infrastructure, including the water and wastewater sectors, a report for the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) said more than $60 billion could be generated simply through regulatory reform.

Rather than level two aging anaerobic digesters, the City of Austin, Minn., was hopeful that high-performance protective coating and lining systems could extend the digesters’ lives.

As part of its Force Main Asset Management Program, the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District utilizes path marking technology to track underground assets in order to streamline sewer system improvements and respond more quickly to emergencies.

With the recent adoption of an MCL for TCP in California, many water systems will have to spend large sums of money to treat and mitigate water contamination. In some cases, product liability litigation has resulted in financial assistance for treatment systems.

Collection of equipment and services related to pumps and pump systems.

The Municipal Authority of the Borough of Morrisville, Bucks County, Pa., recently completed the final piece for its effluent discharge quality upgrade with the installation of three cloth media filters.

Collection of filtration-related products and services.

Socionext develops an 8K/4K compatible media player equipped with the company’s 8K HEVC decoder chip.

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Q3 DRAM revenue hit a new high with a 16.2% sequential increase and expects a further 10% increase in Q4, reports DRAMeXchange Contract prices of various DRAM products jumped by about 5% on average in Q3 from Q2 on the back of the year-end busy season and limited bit supply growth. . “Most PC-OEMs have …

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