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Princeton suggests fermion transistor
Researchers at Princeton University are predicting a state of matter in which current flows only through surface channels over an insulator. These channels are created through the action of the ‘hourglass fermion’, a theorised particle which arises due to a special property of the material. “The tuning of this property can sequentially create and destroy …
Major League Baseball opens with LED sports lighting in San Diego and Arlington
New LED sports lighting projects extend the energy savings, control, and special effects capabilities of SSL to America’s Pastime.
Water reclamation facility in Montana completed with Sionix Corporation
The plant, located in Culbertson, Montana, employs Sionix’s proprietary patented Dissolved Air Flotation technology.
SoCal Waterworks nabs NorCal Delta Islands for $175M
The agency has been in negotiations for months to purchase 20,370 acres of property owned by Delta Wetlands Properties in Contra Costa, San Joaquin, and Solano counties.
Global desalination plant investment to grow 17% a year
Market analyst BCC Research has forecast in a recent report that global cumulative investments
in desalination facilities will hit close to US$ 48.2 billion by 2020, from some US$ 21.4 billion
in 2015 – a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.6%.
Israeli researchers find heart disease link with desalinated water
Researchers at Israel’s Bar Ilan University and the Tel HaShomer Hospital have concluded that
consumption of desalinated water has upped the incidence of heart disease and increased
death rates as a consequence.
Namibia considers new-build desalination
Namibia is pondering a desalination programme to address water shortages and to supply
irrigation schemes that consume annually some 430 million m³ of water.
Oman set to sign deal for new desalination capacity
Oman’s government-owned electricity and desalination company, Oman Power & Water
Procurement Company (OPWP), was poised this week to sign agreements with Spanish-Omani
joint venture, Myah Gulf Oman Desalination Company to develop a 250,000 m³/day
Independent Water Project (IWP) in Sohar.
Spiral Water puts in solids performance
Difficult-to-treat water filtration specialist, Spiral Water Technologies, has extended the
application of its technology into solids management.