With acquisition, WaterBridge plans to expand the existing produced water gathering business into a full-cycle, closed-loop water infrastructure system.
Oman tenders for advisory services on desal plant
Oman Public Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW) has issued a request for proposals for technical advisory services for a desalination project in Wadi Dayqah (Qurayyat) near Muscat.
WHO issues guidance on potable reuse
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued guidance on potable reuse for drinking water suppliers and regulators.
Morocco to build a desalination plant in Casablanca-Settat
Morocco is finalising a feasibility study and financial and institutional structures for a new seawater desalination plant project, reports L’Economiste.
Bakken Water acquires Dakota Energy Resources Corp.
Acquisition elevates Bakken’s position as an independent supplier of surface water in the region.
Evoqua enters $7.8M contract with City of Bakersfield, CA for drinking water project
Company will supply Granular Activated Carbon systems for the removal of 1,2,3-Trichloropropane (TCP).
NJ American Water investing $4M for water main upgrades
New water mains including 11,000 feet of new pipe will replace existing infrastructure in some service areas.
Intel building water recycling facility in Oregon
New project could save nearly 1 billion gallons a year.
China to begin 14nm production next year
China will deploy 14nm technology next year, says Ye Tianchun, director of the Institute of Microelectronics at the Chinese Academy of Science (pictured). However Ye did not say where the process or processes would be installed. China imported chips worth $227 billion last year and exported chips worth $61.4 billion. The deficit is due mainly …
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SEMI July billings up 32.8% y-o-y
The July SEMI billings figure was $2.27 billion – 1.4% down on June’s $2.3 billion and 32.8% higher than the $1.71 billion of July 2016. “We observed softening in the equipment billings in July following the strong surge in the first half of the year,” says SEMI CEO Ajit Manocha. “However, overall, equipment billings remain …
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