A self-sustaining water treatment system that operates without grid electricity or solar power has been launched for rural water systems in developing countries…
Frost & Sullivan names Evoqua top for mobile service
Frost and Sullivan’s study of the water treatment market used criteria to measure customer service.
OriginClear designates Progressive Water Treatment as complete system manufacturer
Completion of 2016 field study signals launch of full distribution plan.
WaterWorld Weekly Newscast, November 21, 2016
A transcript of the WaterWorld Weekly Newscast for November 21, 2016.
Veolia to provide sulphate removal membrane system for oil tanker in Australia
Veolia subsidiary VWS Westgarth has been awarded a contract to supply a flood water system for the Ngujima-Yin Floating Production Storage and Offloading facility…
Reclamation: Stormwater capture and recharge critical to sustain water supplies in Los Angeles area
Findings come from Los Angeles Basin study, released by Bureau of Reclamation.
Greeley and Hansen names new VP of Process Engineering
Val S. Frenkel, PhD, has joined the firm as Vice President of Process Engineering.
Uzbekistan to reform water supply using $120m ADB loan
A $120 million loan has been approved by the Asian Development Bank to improve water supply services for over 260,000 inhabitants in the Kibray and Zangiota districts of Tashkent Province…
Take an interactive tour of Bazalgette’s handmade sewers of London
Ever wondered how a city the size of London overcame enormous sanitation problems back in the mid-1800s? Thanks to an interactive slide slow from the Guardian, you can find out…
Is software-defined radio the Holy Grail for 5G and IoT?
The problem with connecting billions of IoT devices to the internet is that currently this relies on 25-year-old digital radio technology. If driverless cars that are connected to the internet are to work reliably they will need radios that are dramatically more spectrum efficient; they will need to change frequency, bandwidth or radio standard in …
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