5 June 2014
Aclara to supply additional MTUs to Florida water authority
Aclara Technologies has signed an agreement to supply 45,000 additional meter transmission units (MTUs) to Florida-based water provider Toho Water Authority.
Trending:
-
5 June 2014
United Utilities to install FFBA technology from Mapal Green
UK-based water company United Utilities has selected Mapal Green Energy’s floating fine bubble aeration (FFBA) technology to install at its Horwich sludge plant.
-
4 June 2014
Grundfos designs new ultrafiltration booster
US-based pump manufacturer Grundfos Pumps has designed a new lightweight ultrafiltration booster that is suitable for high flow and pressure applications in industrial and wastewater systems.
-
4 June 2014
BluMetric to carry out groundwater monitoring for Vale Canada
Canada-based cleantech company BluMetric Environmental has announced that its professional services division has secured an environmental engineering contract from Vale Canada.
-
3 June 2014
Sembcorp to acquire China wastewater treatment plant
Sembcorp (China) Holding has signed an agreement to acquire and upgrade Shenghai Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lianyungang Lingang Chemical Industrial Park (LCIP) in Jiangsu province, China.
-
3 June 2014
Black & Veatch and AECOM secure engineering contract for Singapore water project
Singapore national water agency PUB has selected a joint venture between Black & Veatch and AECOM to provide engineering services for Phase 2 of the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS).
-
2 June 2014
Sound Global acquires Tongliao Sound Water
Sound Global has signed an equity transfer agreement with Sound Group to acquire a 97.8% equity interest in Tongliao Sound Water for approximately RMB192.4m ($31.16m).
-
2 June 2014
Miami to invest in sewer upgrades
Miami-Dade County in Florida, US, plans to invest approximately $126m to bring sewer access to around 2,200 properties and encourage businesses to open in the county.
-
1 June 2014
MSU develops technology to produce water from manure
Michigan State University (MSU) is developing the McLanahan Nutrient Separation System, new technology that can produce clean water from anaerobic digesters on commercial farms.
-
1 June 2014
Evoqua to develop electrochemical desalination technology for Singapore water agency
Evoqua Water Technologies will sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Singapore’s national water agency PUB to develop electrochemical desalination technology to improve energy and cost efficiencies.